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• October 2001 to present - auxiliary professor at the department of Surgery / AnimalHealth, Veterinary Medicine, UTAD, Vila Real, Portugal• April 2001 to present – honorary university status at the Comparative BiologyCentre, Medical School, Newcastle University, UK.• June 2001 to October 2001 - auxiliary invited professor at the department of Surgery/ Animal Health, Veterinary Medicine, UTAD, Vila Real, Portugal• In 1998 to 1999 – was a demonstrator for the practical lectures at the Department ofNeurobiology, Scholl of Neurosciences & Psychiatry, Medical School, NewcastleUniversity, UK.• August 1997 to March 2001 - PhD studies at the Comparative Biology Centre,Medical school, Newcastle University, UK.• November 1996 to June 2001 - assistant lecturer of Anaesthesiology and Surgery atthe department of Animal Health - UTAD, Portugal.• January 1993 to November 1996 – resident assistant lecturer of Anaesthesiology andSurgery at the department of Animal Health - UTAD, Portugal.• February 1992 to January1993 – Small animals practice and meat hygieneinspection activities.FORMATION AND TRAINING• May 2003 – Course on Laboratory Animal Sciences, Utrecht University, TheNetherlands.• April 2003 - Animal Welfare Course, from the Cambridge University AnimalWelfare Information Centre and the British Council, Lisboa, Portugal.• December 1997 - Introductory course for named Veterinary Surgeons, LaboratoryAnimals, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.• October 1997 - Modules 1-3 Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 forLaboratory Animals, UK.• July 1997 - Module 4 Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 for LaboratoryAnimals, UK.• March 1995 - Anaesthesiology course in Laboratory Animals, Zaragoza, Spain.• August to October 1992 - Wells Veterinary Hospital, Wells, Maine, U.S.A, visit tothe Cornell University.2

• March to June 1992 - ERASMUS program at the surgery department, VeterinaryFaculty, Milan and at Casa di Cura Veterinaria, small animal’s practice Milan, Italy.• September 1991 to March 1992 - Student resident in Clinica Joao XXI, smallanimal’s practice for a final year work for the veterinary degree, Lisbon, Portugal.LICENCES• February 2003 - Animals Experimentations Procedures Licence, Direcção Geralde Veterinária, Portaria n. 1005/92, Portugal.• March 1998 - Home Office Personal Licence - Animals (Scientific Procedures)Act 1986, UK.LANGUAGE SKILLSPortuguese (native), Spanish (fluent), English (fluent), Italian (basic/conversation) andFrench (very basic).COMPUTER LITERACYWindows and Macintosh environments. Word, Signal, Spike, SPSS, Excel, PowerPoint, Endnote, PhotoShop and Netscape.MEMBERSHIPSSPCAL – His an active member, in collaboration with Dr Anna Olsson (IBMC,Universidade do Porto) and Dr Isabel Vitória (Faculdade de Farmácia, Universidade deCoimbra), for the creation of the Portuguese Society for Laboratory Animal Science.IPEG – International Pharmaco – EEG – Society (Association for ElectrophysiologyBrain Research in Preclinical and Clinical Pharmacology and Related Fields)ESLAV – European Society of Laboratory Animal VeterinariansAVA - Association of Veterinary AnaesthetistsBVA – British Veterinary AssociationOMV – Portuguese Veterinary College3

SPCV –Sociedade Portuguesa de Ciências VeterináriasPRIZESHonour mention from the PFIZER prizes in Veterinary Science, 1997 - Determinationof minimal flow in non-reinhalation systems by capnographyFriskies prize in nutrition for veterinary students, 1991, - "Dermatoses de OrigemAlimentar"Waltham prize in nutrition for veterinary students, 1990 - "Enteral Feeding"PREVIEWS SPONSORSFundação Luso Americana (Portugal), September 2003Laboratory Animals Ltd (UK) Maio de 2003Rhone Merial Portuguesa, Maio de 2002.Aspect Medical Systems, Inc, Newton, MA 02464 (USA), 2002Fundação Gulbenkian (Portugal) from 1997 to 1998Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia, Programa Praxis XXI (Portugal) from 1998 to2001RESEARCH INTERESTSMemory and awareness, depth of anaesthesia, neurophysiology and neuroanatomy ofthe central nervous system and the pharmacological relation with anaesthetics.Welfare of laboratory animals and improvements on laboratory animals anaesthesia.RESEARCH PROJECTS1 – Depth of Anesthesia: Clinical Studies, Control and ModelingPhD Student – David Alves Ferreira2 – Laboratory Animal Science, Ethics & Animal WelfarePhD Student – Cláudia Sofia Antunes Ferreira4

REFEREESProf. Paul Flecknell, Comparative Biology Centre, Medical school, Framligton Place,Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 4HH, UK; email: P.A.Flecknell@newcastle.ac.ukProf. Jose Ignacio Cruz Departamento de Patología Quirúrgica y Cirugía, Faculdade deVeterinaria, Saragoza, Spain; email: icruz@posta.unizar.esPedro Amorim, M.D., Serviço de Anestesiologia, Hospital de St António, Largo doProfessor Abel Salazar, 4050 Porto, Portugal, email: pamorim@mail2.esoterica.pt5