Dr. Eric Alan Shoubridge
Fellow
Current Employer
McGill University
Election Year
2004
Academy
Academy of Science
Discipline
Molecular Biology and Genetics
Department
Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery and Department of Human Genetics
Keywords
Mitochondrial genetics, protein assembly, oxidative phosphorylation, somatic cell genetics, neurological disease
LONG
Dr Shoubridge is an exceptionally talented scientist who attained prominent world-class status in the field of molecular mitochondrial biology. He made superb discoveries relating to the molecular organization of the mitochondrial electron chain complexes with relevance to human diseases. His outstanding scientific achievements led to many prestigious appointments (Howard Hughes Scholar, Gordon Conference organizer, etc). His laboratories attract many superior caliber students and visiting scientists from different parts of the world. Dr. Shoubridge is among the most talented and productive biomedical scientists in Canada.
SHORT
Eric Shoubridge attained prominent world-class status in the field of molecular mitochondrial biology. He made superb discoveries relating to the molecular organization of the mitochondrial electron chain complexes with relevance to human diseases.
Dr Shoubridge is an exceptionally talented scientist who attained prominent world-class status in the field of molecular mitochondrial biology. He made superb discoveries relating to the molecular organization of the mitochondrial electron chain complexes with relevance to human diseases. His outstanding scientific achievements led to many prestigious appointments (Howard Hughes Scholar, Gordon Conference organizer, etc). His laboratories attract many superior caliber students and visiting scientists from different parts of the world. Dr. Shoubridge is among the most talented and productive biomedical scientists in Canada.
SHORT
Eric Shoubridge attained prominent world-class status in the field of molecular mitochondrial biology. He made superb discoveries relating to the molecular organization of the mitochondrial electron chain complexes with relevance to human diseases.