Peter G. FEDOR-FREYBERGH 教授,医学博士,理学博士,Mult.

Neuro endocrinology letters Pub Date : 2021-12-21
L Maas
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我们亲爱的《神经内分泌学通讯》(NEL)主编教授离开了我们。我们,编辑、副主编和编辑委员会,将不间断地继续我们的工作,并将无一例外地遵循 Fedor-Freybergh 教授所确立的步骤和传统。过去如此,未来也将如此。值此悲痛时刻,我们谨转载《Activitas Nervosa Superior Rediviva》(ANSR)在费多尔-弗雷贝格教授 80 岁生日之际发表的一篇文章的部分节选:"让我们注意到--至少是明确地注意到--他的职业生涯中具有深远意义的里程碑:布拉迪斯拉发夸美纽斯大学医学博士(1959 年)、心理学博士(1965 年)和精神病学证书(1962 年);布拉格查尔斯大学小儿精神病学证书(1965 年)和精神病学博士(1967 年);1977 年瑞典妇产科证书和博士学位;1968 年起在奥地利、瑞士、英国、瑞典和捷克共和国的精神病诊所任职;1974 年,他在布宜诺斯艾利斯举行的第一届世界生物精神病学大会上宣读了 "激素的精神作用 "介绍性演讲,为这一学科在教育和科学领域的全球发展做出了重大贡献;1978 年,他担任精神神经内分泌学讲师;1982 年,他被任命为欧洲该领域的首位大学教授(萨尔茨堡大学)。1978 年,Fedor-Freybergh 教授创办并编辑了同行评审的《国际产前和围产期心理学与医学杂志》;1986 年,他将国际产前心理学研究小组提升为国际产前和围产期心理学与医学学会;1988 年,他用英语和德语出版了世界上第一本教科书《产前和围产期心理学与医学》;1983-1992 年,他担任国际产前心理学和医学协会的当选主席,1992 年起担任该协会的终身名誉主席;1996 年,他在布拉格查尔斯大学第三医学院儿童精神病学教授职位的竞聘中胜出,并担任该职位直至 2004 年;1997 年,他担任布拉格圣伊丽莎白大学健康和社会工作学院产前和围产期心理学、医学和社会工作研究所所长。2009 年,布拉迪斯拉发圣伊丽莎白大学校长授予 Fedor-Freybergh 教授产前和围产期心理学与医学教授称号,这是世界上第一个此类教授称号"。"作为 ANSR [除《神经内分泌学通讯》外,编者注] 的主编,他成为了 CIANS 执行委员会的成员,并积极参与 CIANS 的国际会议和研讨会。近年来,他的健康状况不允许他外出旅行,但他并没有停止关注这些活动。在面对面的会谈中,我们讨论了许多知识。与他一起讨论总是一种很棒的体验。对话逐渐从专业层面转向文化问题,从文学、音乐、历史和艺术到当代政治难题。他从不把自己的观点强加于人,只是说出他认为如此的理由。Fedor-Freybergh 教授是一位真正的绅士,他总是乐于助人。我们对他毕生的工作表示敬意。我们深深怀念他"。
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Prof. Peter G. FEDOR-FREYBERGH, MD, DSc, Dr.h.c. mult.

Our dear Professor, the Editor-in-Chief of Neuroendocrinology Letters (NEL) has left us. We, the Editors, Associated Editors and the Editorial Board continue our work without interruption and will follow the steps and traditions established by Professor Fedor-Freybergh, point to point, without exception. As it was, so will it be. On this sad occasion, we would like to reproduce some excerpts from an article published in Activitas Nervosa Superior Rediviva (ANSR), on the occasion of Professor Fedor-Freybergh's 80th birthday: "Let us to note - at least telegraphically - the profound milestones in his professional curriculum: Doctor of Medicine (1959); Doctor of Psychology (1965), Certificate in Psychiatry (1962) all 3 from Comenius University in Bratislava; Certificate in Pedopsychiatry (1965) and PhD in Psychiatry (1967) both from Charles University in Prague); Certificate and Doctorate in Obstetrics and Gynaecology (1977 Sweden); since 1968 appointments in Psychiatric Clinics in Austria, Switzerland, England, Sweden and Czech Republic; in 1974, he read the Introductory Lecture Psychotropic Action of Hormones at the 1st World Congress of Biological Psychiatry in Buenos Aires which significantly contributed to the global development of this discipline in both educational and scientific fields, Lecturer in Psycho-neuroendocrinology 1978 and in 1982 appointed the 1st University Professor in Europe in this field (University of Salzburg);. In 1978 Professor Fedor-Freybergh founded and Edited the peer reviewed International Journal of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Medicine; in 1986, he elevated the International Study-Group for Prenatal Psychology to transform into the International Society of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology & Medicine, in 1988, he published in English and German languages the world's first textbook Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Medicine; from 1983-1992 he served as Elected President of the International Society of Prenatal Psychology and Medicine and since 1992 as its Honorary Life President; in 1996, he won an audition for the post of Professor of Child Psychiatry at the 3rd Medical Faculty of Charles University in Prague which he held until 2004; in 1997 he became Director of the Institute of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology, Medicine and Social Work at the University of Health and Social Work of St. Elisabeth University in Bratislava, in 2009, the Rector of the University granted Prof. Fedor-Freybergh the title of Professor of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Medicine - the first such Professorship in the world". "As the Editor-in-Chief of ANSR [besides Neuroendocrinology Letters, Editors note], he became a member of the CIANS Executive Committee and actively participated in CIANS' international conferences and symposia. In recent years, his health has not allowed him to travel, but he has not stopped watching these events. In face-to-face meetings, we discussed much of the knowledge presented. Discussing with him was always a great experience. The dialogue gradually shifted from the professional level to cultural issues from literature, music, history and art to contemporary political aenigmas as well. He never imposed his opinion; he only said the reasons why he thinks it is so. Professor Fedor-Freybergh was a real gentleman who was always willing to help another. We bow to his life's work. We miss him deeply".

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