European Society of Human Genetics

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The European Society of Human Genetics (ESHG) is a European society of human geneticists based in Vienna , which was founded on March 15, 1967.

activities

Congresses

The society organizes annual conferences. Furthermore, cooperation with patient groups is sought in order to improve information about genetic testing of patients.

Trade journals

The association publishes the European Journal of Human Genetics .

President since 1990

Surname Country of origin Term of office
Christos Bartsocas Greece 1990-1991
Giovanni Romeo Italy 1991-1992
Margareta Mikkelsen Denmark 1992-1993
Albert de la Chapelle Finland 1993-1994
Marcus Pembrey United Kingdom 1994-1995
Albert Schinzel Switzerland 1995-1996
Ségolène Aymé France 1996-1997
Malcolm Ferguson-Smitz United Kingdom 1997-1998
Andrea Ballabio Italy 1998-1999
Jean-Louis Mandel France 1999-2000
Gerd Utermann Austria 2000-2001
Stylianos Antonarakis Switzerland 2001-2002
Gert-Jan van Ommen Netherlands 2002-2003
Veronica Van Heyningen United Kingdom 2003-2004
Leena Peltonen Finland 2004-2005
Andres Metspalu Estonia 2005-2006
John Burn United Kingdom 2006-2007
Pier Franco Pignatti Italy 2007-2008
Jean-Jacques Cassiman Belgium 2008-2009
Dian Donnai United Kingdom 2009-2010
Milan Macek Jr. Czech Republic 2010-2011
Jörg Schmidtke Germany 2011–2012
Stanislas Lyonnet France 2012-2013
Han Brunner Netherlands 2013-14
Helena Kääriäinen Finland 2014–15
Feliciano Ramos Italy 2015–16
Olaf Riess Germany 2016–17
Christine Patch United Kingdom 2017-18

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b c website of the ESHG , accessed on March 5, 2013