Dr. Jeffrey Taube

Dartmouth College

Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences

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CURRICULUM VITAE

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Jeffrey Steven Taube

Address

Dartmouth College

Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences

6207 Moore Hall

Hanover, NH¬Ý 03755

Tel. 603-646-1306

FAX: 603-646-1419

e-mail: jeffrey.taube@dartmouth.edu

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I.¬Ý Education

1966-1970¬Ý Evanston Township High School, Evanston, Illinois

1970-1974¬Ý University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan

Degree Awarded: Bachelor of General Studies

1980-1986¬Ý University of Washington, Seattle, Washington

Degree Awarded: Ph.D.¬Ý Joint Program - Physiology & Biophysics and Psychology

1986-1988¬Ý SUNY Downstate Medical Center Brooklyn, NY ’Äì Post-doctorate fellow

1988-1990¬ÝUniversity of California, Irvine, CA ’Äì Post-doctorate fellow

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II.¬Ý Academic Honors and Awards

Angel Scholar, University of Michigan, 1973, 1974

Burke Award, Dartmouth College, 1991

Dartmouth College Junior Faculty Fellowship, 1994

American Psychological Association D.G. Marquis Behavioral Neuroscience Award, 1998

McLane Family Fellowship, 2002

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III.¬Ý Research Funding - Awarded Grants

NIMH R29 First Award, 1992-98

Title: Neural Basis of Spatial Cognition

Hitchcock Foundation, 1992

Title: Neural Mechanisms of Spatial Cognition

NIMH K02 Research Career Development Award, 1995-2000

Title: Neural Mechanisms of Directional Orientation

NSBRI-NASA: Neurovestibular Integrated Program: 1997-2000

Title: Visual Orientation in Unfamiliar Gravito-Inertial Environments

NSF Cooperative Science Program, 1998-2003

Title: Integration of Idiothetic Cues in Head Direction Cells

NIMH R01, 1999-2005

Title: Neural Basis of Spatial Cognition

NIMH K02, Independent Scientist Award, 2000-2005

Title: Neural Mechanisms of Directional Orientation

NSBRI-NASA: Neurovestibular Integrated Program: 2000-2003

Title: Visual Orientation in Unfamiliar Gravito-Inertial Environments

NINDS R01, 2005-2009

Title:¬Ý Neural Basis of Spatial Cognition

Neuroscience Center at Dartmouth, 2005

Title: Neural Substrates for the Perception of Self-Motion and Motion Sickness

Rockefeller Foundation Grant, 2006

Title: Restoration of Cognitive Spatial Functions with a Vestibular Prosthesis

NIDCD R01, 2007-2011

Title: Motor, Vestibular, and Mnemonic Interactions in Directional Heading Perceptions

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IV. Appointments and Research Experience

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2002-Present: Professor

1998-Present: Core Faculty, Center for Cognitive Neuroscience

1996-2002: Associate Professor

1990-1996:¬ÝAssistant Professor

Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences

Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH

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1988-1990:¬ÝPost-doctorate Fellow

Supervisor: Dr. Carl W. Cotman

Department of Psychobiology

University of California-Irvine, CA

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Intracellular recording from neurons in subiculum; intrinsic circuitry of subiculum; behavioral experiments following selective lesions of the postsubiculum.

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1986-1988: Post-doctorate Fellow

Supervisor: Dr. James B. Ranck, Jr.

Department of Physiology

S.U.N.Y. Health Science Center, Brooklyn, New York

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Chronic unit recording in freely moving rats; spatial and behavioral correlates of neurons in the postsubiculum and hippocampal formation; anatomical studies (using HRP and PHA-L) of the pre- and postsubiculum.

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1980-1986:¬ÝGraduate student

Supervisor: Dr. Philip A. Schwartzkroin

Department of Neurological Surgery

University of Washington, Seattle, WA

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Intracellular recording in hippocampal slice preparation; analysis of cellular mechanisms underlying long-term potentiation in hippocampus; development of GABAergic responses in the rabbit; synaptic circuitry of the hippocampus.

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1973-1974:¬ÝUndergraduate research project

Supervisor: Dr. David Bohr

Department of Physiology

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

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Contractility of vascular smooth muscle in an in vitro system.

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V.¬Ý Research Interests

Neurobiology of Spatial Cognition

Neurobiology of Learning and Memory

Neural Plasticity

Limbic System Circuitry and Function

Electrophysiology of Hippocampal Neurons

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VI.¬Ý Teaching Interests

Physiological Psychology/Behavioral Neuroscience

Spatial Cognition

Neurophysiology

Neuroanatomy

Learning & Memory

Human Neuropsychology

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VII.¬Ý Professional Organizations and Scientific Societies

Society for Neuroscience

The American Physiological Society

Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society

VIII.¬Ý Professional Service

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NIH Review Panel: Psychobiology, Behavior, Neuroscience: June, 1995

NIH Review Panel: Biological and Physiological Sciences: Nov, 1996

NIH Review Panel: NIDCD Special Emphasis: April, 1998

NIH Review Panel: IFCN-7: June, 2003

NIH Review Panel: Learning and Memory: 2004 - 2008

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Conference Organizer: Brain Basis of Spatial Orientation, Treilles Foundation, France, Sept, 2002

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Editorial Boards

Hippocampus ¬Ý1997-Present

Behavioral Neuroscience¬Ý1999-Present

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