Kenneth G. Mann
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| Professor | |
| Kenneth.Mann@uvm.edu | |
| O: CRF 235C | L: CRF 223 |
| O: 802-656-0335 | L: 802-656-2223 |
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Research Interests:
Enzymology Physical Biochemistry Proteomics & Metabolism |
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Background:
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Dr. Mann received his Ph.D. in Biochemistry (C.S. Vestling) at the University of Iowa. After additional post- doctoral training in physical biochemistry at Duke University (C. Tanford), he moved to the University of Minnesota as an Assistant Professor. His interest in applying Physical Biochemistry techniques to elucidating the varied physical and functional interactions of proteins in the blood coagulation process was encouraged by a joint appointment at the Mayo Clinic (Mayo Medical School), where he achieved the rank of Professor of Biochemistry and Medicine and became Vice Chair of the Department of Medicine. He came to UVM in 1984 as Professor and Chair of Biochemistry, and he relinquished the Chair in 2005. Dr. Mann has received many National and international awards, including the E. Donnall Thomas Award (ASH), the Sherry Award (AHA), the Wood Medal (ISTH), the Pioneer in Hematology Award (ASH) and Special Recognition Award from the American Heart Association in 2008.
Selected Awards:
- Goring Hemophilia Symposium London: January, 2012
Reviewer for Army Institute of Surgical Research: January, 2012
Distinguished Alumnus Achievement Award University of Iowa: 2012
Cardiology Grand Rounds, Albany Medical School: December, 2011
Lectures, NIH: November, 2011
Cardiology Grand Rounds, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center: October, 2011
Lectures, Indiana Hemophilia and Thrombosis Center: October, 2011
Advisor to Combat Casualty Command, Florida: August — Annually
Chair and Lecturer at ISTH Symposium: July, 2011
Named Distinguished Scientist for AHA: 2011
