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In memoriam Professor Mario Penna, MD
1Faculty of Medicine, University of Chile, Santiago.
Biological Research
|January 1, 1995
Summary
This article memorializes Mario Penna, a distinguished Professor of Pharmacology and a key figure in Latin American pharmacology. His significant contributions spanned academia, research, and leadership in scientific organizations.
Area of Science:
- Pharmacology
- Experimental Medicine
Context:
- This abstract serves as a memorial tribute to Professor Mario Penna, highlighting his extensive career and academic affiliations.
- Details his birth in Ovalle, Chile, and his medical degree from the University of Chile.
Purpose:
- To commemorate the life and professional achievements of Professor Mario Penna.
- To acknowledge his significant roles in pharmacology and experimental medicine within Chile and Latin America.
Summary:
- Professor Penna held prominent positions including Chairman of Pharmacology and Director of Experimental Medicine at the University of Chile.
- He was President of the Latin American Association of Pharmacology and served on the advisory committee of this journal for over two decades.
Impact:
- Professor Penna's legacy includes his leadership in pharmacological research and education in Latin America.
- His long-standing involvement with the journal signifies a sustained contribution to the scientific community.
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