Igor Rudan young Croatian scientist a fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh in Scotland -

Igor Rudan – Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, Scotland
It is fantastic to welcome such a range of outstanding individuals to the Fellowship. Each newly elected Fellow has been nominated on their notable and extensive achievements. In joining the Fellowship, they will strengthen the RSEAcEUR(TM)s capacity to advance excellence across all areas of public life; both in Scotland and further afield.
Professor Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell
President of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
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Dame Jocellyn Bell Burnell, president of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, distinguished astrophysicist (discoverer of radio pulsars),
congratulating to professor Igor Rudan upon his admission to the Society.

Professor Igor Rudan
MD, MSc, DSc, PhD, MPH, HonMFPH, FRSE

Chair in International Health and Molecular Medicine
Joint Director, Centre for Global Health Research and World Health Organization’s Collaborating Centre for Population Health Research and Training
Director of Research, The Usher Institute for Population Health Sciences and Informatics
Editor-in-Chief, AcEURoeJournal of Global HealthAcEUR (www.jogh.org)

The University of Edinburgh Medical School,
Teviot Place, Edinburgh EH8 9AG, Scotland, UK
[email protected]

CV of Professor Igor Rudan (Summary, Oct 2016)
Igor Rudan is Chair in International Health and Molecular Medicine at the University of Edinburgh and Joint Director of the Centre for Global Health Research and the WHO Collaborating Centre at the Usher Institute for Population Health Sciences and Informatics.
He graduated from the University of Zagreb Medical School, Croatia, in 1995. He obtained two Masters Degrees and two PhD degrees – in Anthropology (1997), Epidemiology (1999); Public Health (1998) and Genetic Epidemiology (2005).

Professor Igor Rudan surrounded with a rich collection of Scotch whiskeys

He published more than 430 research papers and 7 books/monographs, which have received more than 40,000 citations to date, and has been awarded 22 national and international research awards and professional recognitions. He has led 29 research grants totalling more than GBP 30 million.
He founded the Croatian Biobank AcEURoe10001 DalmatiansAcEUR (in 2001) in isolated populations of Croatian islands in Dalmatia region, which contributed to the discovery of biomedical role for more than 1,000 human genes to date. In his international health efforts to reduce global child mortality, he served as a consultant of the World Health Organization, UNICEF, The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, The World Bank, Save the Children, and others. He developed the “CHNRI” methodology (in 2007) that has been widely used by international agencies to prioritise investments in global health and development.
He founded or co-Founded

Croatian Centre for Global Health at the University of Split, Croatia (in 2008),
Edinburgh University Global Health Society (2011),
“Journal of Global Health” (in 2011; co-Editor-in-Chief),
World Health Organization’s Collaborating Centre for Population Health Research and Training in Edinburgh (in 2013) and
Centre for Global Health Research at the The Usher Institute for Population Health Sciences and Informatics (in 2015).

In 2007, he was the researcher with the greatest increase in the number of citations in the world within his field, according to the ISI/Thomson Reuters, and later included in the ISI/Thomson Reuters “World’s Most Influential Scientific Minds” publication (in 2015 and 2016). Among other recognitions, he received Wellcome Trust’s International Research Development Award (2002), “Scientist of the Year” Award from The Croatian Parliament (2005), Visiting Professorship for Senior International Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences (2012) and The Chancellor’s Award for Research from The University of Edinburgh (2012).
In 2016, he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (FRSE). He is both Croatian and British citizen, married, with two children.

Igor Rudan with Stipan Jankoviae, the dean of the School of Medicine of the University of Split, Ana Maru1iae and
Dragan Primorac, former Minister of Science of the Republic of Croatia.

Igor Rudan is a founder and one of three editors-in-chief of the Journal of Global Health.
Another editor-in-chief is Ana Maru1iae from the University of Split, Croatia. The journal is technically being prepared in Zagreb.
There are regional editors for North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, China, India, as well as for Australia and Western Pacific.

Professor Igor Rudan with Princess Anne (sister of Prince Charles) in 2012.

ChancellorAcEUR(TM)s awards winner
Research excellence
Igor Rudan, Chair in International Health and Molecular Medicine for the Centre for Population Health Sciences, received the Research Award.
Professor Rudan is at the forefront of three fields in medicine: genetic epidemiology, international health and protein glycosylation.
Since 2008, he has published 150 papers, of which 39 are in four-star journals in the medical field including AcEUR~NatureAcEUR(TM), AcEUR~CellAcEUR(TM), and AcEUR~the LancetAcEUR(TM).
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Igor Rudan receiving Chancellor’s Award from Princess Anne in 2012.
Selected books by Igor Rudan and his collaborators:

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Rare Tumors (in Croatian), Source

Professor Igor Rudan at Scottish Highlands

Professor Igor Rudan was born in Croatia’s capital Zagreb, but his predecessors originate from the island of Hvar

Igor Rudan is the first Croatian scientist who became a fellow of the prestigious Royal Society of Edinburgh (Scotland’s National Academy). There are two Croatian scientists, fellows of the famous Royal Society (of London, England): Rugjer Bo1koviae (Boscovich, 1711-1878) and Pa1ko Rakiae.

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