Konrad Sandhoff completed his PhD in biochemistry in Munich. After research stays in Munich, Israel and the USA he became a Full Professor of Biochemistry at the University of Bonn in 1979. Since 2007 he is a Senior Professor at the Limes institute, Bonn. Major Research Interests: Molecular life sciences: analysis and pathobiochemistry of lysosomal (glyco-) sphingolipid storage diseases, structure and function of lysosomal enzymes and lipid binding proteins, topology of endocytosis and glycolipid metabolism and regulation of glycolipid biosynthesis. He has published more than 480 peer-reviewed papers. Among many other prizes he also received the International Glyco conjugate Organization Award (2005). Konrad Sandhoff completed his PhD in biochemistry in Munich. After research stays in Munich, Israel and the USA he became a Full Professor of Biochemistry at the University of Bonn in 1979. Since 2007 he is a Senior Professor at the Limes institute, Bonn. Major Research Interests: Molecular life sciences: analysis and pathobiochemistry of lysosomal (glyco-) sphingolipid storage diseases, structure and function of lysosomal enzymes and lipid binding proteins, topology of endocytosis and glycolipid metabolism and regulation of glycolipid biosynthesis. He has published more than 480 peer-reviewed papers. Among many other prizes he also received the International Glyco conjugate Organization Award (2005).

Biochemistry