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Public CURRICULUM VITAE Name David Paul Cracroft RICE Date Of Public CURRICULUM VITAE Name David Paul Cracroft RICE Date of birth 06-11-1964 ORCID ID https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9301-3078 Current position Professor of Orthodontics & Head of Department, Oral & Maxillofacial Diseases, University of Helsinki, Finland 2007- Consultant Orthodontist, Oral & Maxillofacial Diseases, Helsinki University Hospital, Finland 2007- Education and training BDS Royal London Hospital Medical College, London University Dentistry 1987 FDS Royal College of Surgeons of England Advanced 1990 Dentistry MSc Guy’s Hospital Medical School, University of London Craniofacial 1993 growth MOrth Royal College of Surgeons of England Orthodontics 1994 PhD University of Helsinki, Finland Developmental 1999 Thesis: Molecular mechanisms in calvarial bone and suture Biology development FDSOrth Royal College of Surgeons, Intercollegiate specialty Orthodontics 2000 examination PGCAP Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice, KILT, Pedagogy 2005 University of London (Registered practitioner, Higher Education Academy, 30873) Previous professional appointments General Dentist Windsor, UK (18 months) 01.1988- 06.1989 House Office Dept. of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Kingston 07.1989- Hospital, University of London UK (6 months) 01.1990 House Office Norman Rowe Maxillofacial Unit, Queen Mary's 02.1990- University Hospital, Roehampton, UK (6 months) 07.1990 Senior House Dept. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Poole General 08.1990- Officer Hospital, UK (13 months) 09.1991 Registrar & Dept. Orthodontics, Guy's Hospital & Queen Mary’s 10.1991- Masters Student Hospital, London University, UK (36 months) 09.1994 Lecturer, Doctoral Dept Orthodontics, Institute of Dentistry & 10.1994- Student & Developmental Biology Program, Institute of 07.2000 Research Fellow Biotechnology, University of Helsinki, Finland (61 months) Postdoctoral Institute of Biotechnology, University of Helsinki, Finland 11.1999- Research Fellow, (24 months) 10.2001 Senior Lecturer & Depts of Orthodontics & Craniofacial Development, 10.2001- Honorary King’s College & Guy’s Hospital, University of London, 06.2007 Consultant (MRC UK (68 months) Sen Clinician Scientist 2001- 2005) Hon Visiting Hon Visiting Professor, King’s College & Guy’s Hospital, 2008-2012 Professor, University of London, UK Scientific awards and honours WJB Houston Research Award, European Orthodontic Society 1994 Travelling Research Fellowship (One year), Wellcome Trust 1994 WJB Houston Research Scholarship, European Orthodontic Society 1995 Sulo Toivanen Best PhD Thesis Award, Finnish Cell and Developmental Biology Society 1999 Best Poster Award, European Symposium on Calcified Tissues 2000 Senior Clinician Scientist Award, Medical Research Council, UK 2001 Best Poster Award, Medical Research Society Fellows Meeting 2002 Honorary Fellowship in Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh 2007 I was the first dentist to win the prestigious Clinician Scientist Award from the Medical Research Council UK. This was won after open competition with the entire biomedical community in the United Kingdom. Also, I was the first foreigner to be appointed as professor at the medical faculty, University of Helsinki. Scientific/education expert positions Editorial Editor-in-Chief: European Journal of Orthodontics 2010-2017, 2017-2024 Associate Editor: Frontiers in Craniofacial Biology 2010- Guest Editor: PLOS Genetics 2016-2017 External reviewer for promotion, appointment and award for: Dept of Plastic Surgery, Stanford University, USA 2005; Dept of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Leuven, Belgium 2006; Dept of Surgery, Los Angeles Children’s Hospital, USA 2007; School of Dentistry, King’s College London, UK 2007; School of Dentistry, University of Michigan, Ann Arbour, USA 2008; School of Dentistry, Berne University, Switzerland 2008 School of Dentistry, King’s College London, UK 2010 School of Dentistry, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea 2013 Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health, University of Sheffield, UK 2013 Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, Canada 2014 Australian Orthodontic Society, Begg award 2014 School of Dentistry, King’s College London, UK 2016 Faculty of Medicine, University of Oulu, Finland 2016 Karolinska Insitutet, Sweden, 2016 Internal reviewer for promotion and appointment for: Panel member of review of promotion of Timo Otonkoski to Professor, Faculty of Medicine, Helsinki 2011-2012 Docent assessor, Satu Kuure PhD, Developmental Genetics 2012 Docent assessor, Minna Pekkinen PhD, Genetics 2019 Professorship appointments committee 2014 Professorship in Oral Pathology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Helsinki. Appointed Tuula Salo (chair of committee) 2016-2017 Professorship in Microscopic Imaging, Faculty of Medicine, University of Helsinki. Appointed XXX 2018 Professorship in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, University of Helsinki. Appointed XXX External research grant reviewer for: Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council UK; MRC The Netherlands; European Orthodontic Society; Flanders Research Foundation, Belgium; MRC UK; MRC Singapore, The Wellcome Trust, University of Leuven Belgium, University of Eastern Finland External independent evaluator of research: RED10 assessment of University of Göteborg, Sweden, 2010, Panel member Research funding agency, membership Swedish Research Council, Panel member, Medical MH-A1 2013-2019 Swedish Research Council, Panel Vice chairperson, Medical MH-A1 2016 External independent evaluator of education program: Network of Erasmus Based European Orthodontic Postgraduate Programmes (NEBEOP) expert independent assessor, including site visit, University of Zurich, Switzerland 2015; 2nd University Naples, Italy, 2016 Doctoral thesis supervision PhD supervisor: University of London, UK Elaine Connor (2005) University of London, UK Eva Lana (2008) University of Helsinki, Finland Lotta Veistinen (2015) University of Helsinki, Finland Maria Sanz Navarro (2018) Both my UK PhD students in the UK have won the first prize in the King’s College Dental Institute postgraduate research days - an open competition of approximately 32 contestants. Current doctoral student supervision 2019 Maria Sanz Navarro, Rakibul Md Hasan, Wael Awadh, Marjut Evälahti PhD examiner: University of Adelaide, Australia Craig Dreyer, 2002 University of London, UK Jo Barnard, 2005 University of Manchester, UK Michael Risley, 2006 University of Queensland, Australia Anna Coussens, 2007 University of Manchester, UK Helen Thomason, 2007 University of Göteborg, Sweden Forugh Variri Sani, 2008 University of London, UK Kingyin Lee, 2008 University of Copenhagen, Denmark Liselotte Sonnesen, 2008/9 (DOdont) Karolinska Institutet, Sweden Marie Pegelow, 2012 University of Oslo, Norway Tanya Franzen, 2015 University of London, UK Kshemendra Senarath-Yapa, 2016 University of London, UK Hazha Star, 2016 University of Bern, Switzerland Younes El Fersioui, 2017 University of Göteborg, Sweden Pamela Uribe 2017 University of London, UK Anahid Ahmadi Birjandi, 2018 Karolinska Institutet, Sweden Konstantinos Parikakis, 2018 PhD reviewer: University of Helsinki, Finland Nina Trokovic, 2005 University of Oulu, Finland Riikka Ylönen, 2005 University of Helsinki, Finland Elina Järvinen, 2008 University of Oulu, Finland Marja Riitta Perkiömäki, 2008 University of Helsinki, Finland Roxana Ola, 2012 University of Helsinki, Finland Jonna Saarimäki-Vire, 2012 University of Helsinki, Finland Maria Jussila, 2014 Masters examiner/supervisor: University of London, UK Susan Amin, 2004 University of London, UK Mohi Ahmed, 2005 University of London, UK Joanna Andryszkiewicz, 2005 University of London, UK Bartosz Balczerski, 2006 University of London, UK Puangwan Lapthanasupkul, 2006 University of London, UK Susan Parekh, 2006 University of Helsinki, Finland Anastasia Immonen, 2010 University of Helsinki, Finland Nina Perälä, 2016 University of Helsinki, Finland Anniina Pirttiniemi, 2017 University of Helsinki, Finland Jari Hämäläinen, 2009 University of Helsinki, Finland Laura Nieminen, 2010 University of Helsinki, Finland Mari Vehviläinen, 2011 University of Helsinki, Finland Jetta Kelppe, 2011 University of Helsinki, Finland Carina Lund, 2012 University of Helsinki, Finland Henriikka Tuovinen, 2012 University of Helsinki, Finland Minna Hokkanen, 2012 University of Helsinki, Finland Eeva Mikkola Hokkanen, 2013 University of Helsinki, Finland Ulrika Sunden, 2013 University of Helsinki, Finland Jenny Lindström, 2013 University of Helsinki, Finland Viivi Mattila, 2014 University of Helsinki, Finland Laura Nieminen, 2015 University of Helsinki, Finland Vatteri Arvaja, 2015 University of Helsinki, Finland Anna Julkunen, 2015 University of Helsinki, Finland Lauri Mäkinen, 2015 University of Helsinki, Finland Laura Maidell-Hjort, 2015 University of Helsinki, Finland Kaisa Kekki, 2015 University of Helsinki, Finland Iina J Helenius, 2016 University of Helsinki, Finland Juha Kemppainen, 2016 University of Helsinki, Finland Sampo Seppäläinen, 2016 University of Helsinki, Finland Eveliina Leppänen, 2017 University of Helsinki, Finland Tuomas Hämmäläinen, 2017 University of Helsinki, Finland Anna Tuokkala, 2017 University of Helsinki, Finland Marjukka Tervala, 2017 University of Helsinki, Finland Mikko Lahtinen, 2017 University of Helsinki, Finland Rebecca Ikonen, 2018 University of Helsinki, Finland Sampsa Knuutila, 2018 University of Helsinki, Finland Oona Sarmalinna, 2018 University of Helsinki, Finland Marjo Tapola, 2018 University of Helsinki, Finland Kristiina
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