Heinrich Glasl

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Heinrich Glasl (born December 9, 1940 in Wasserburg am Inn ; † November 8, 2012 in Hamburg ) was a German pharmacist and university professor.

After graduating from high school, Glasl worked as a pharmacy intern and later as a pharmaceutical employee in his parents' pharmacy in Wasserburg. He studied pharmacy at the University of Munich from 1963 to 1967 and completed his studies with the state examination. To the study, he completed his doctorate, under the guidance of Hildebert Wagner , he completed his dissertation on the subject over the glycolipids , phosphatides and fatty green and colorless fresh and salt water algae on. After graduating as Dr. rer. nat. In 1970 he switched to industry as a pharmacist.

In 1971 he returned to the University of Munich (until 1976) and prepared for his habilitation, which he completed in 1977 at the University of Hamburg. From 1976 to 1978 he worked at the University of Hamburg, initially as a scientific adviser and later as an H2 professor. In 1978 he was appointed C3 professor at the Institute for Pharmaceutical Biology at the University of Frankfurt.

In 1984 he accepted a call to a C3 professorship at the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität in Münster , where he initially took over the overall management of the Institute for Pharmaceutical Biology for a year.

Heinrich Glasl retired in April 2005.

In addition to his teaching and research activities, Glasl worked for over 20 years for the preparation of pharmaceutical tests at IMPP in Mainz. He worked on the commission for teaching and student affairs in Münster and was head of the study regulation commission for pharmacy and a study advisor.

His scientific focus was initially on the area of essential oils , he later turned to the flavonoids , procyanidins and phenol carboxylic acids . His methods changed from the phytochemical to the physiological , including the influence of traditional medicinal plants such as Achillea and Capsella on blood clotting.

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