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Dr. Allan V. Kalueff received his PhD in physiology from RUDN University (2002) and PhD in anatomy from Tampere University Medical School (2005). Since 1995, he worked in several research centers worldwide, developing animal models for high-throughput phenotyping research. In 2005, Dr. Kalueff joined the National Institute of Mental Health (NIH). Since 2008, he served as a Professor at Georgetown and Tulane Universities, and is currently serving as the President of ISBS. He has authored over 120 papers and 12 books in the field of neuroscience and biological psychiatry. Since 1997, he has chaired twenty-two international annual “Stress and Behavior” neuroscience conferences and summer schools in Europe and the United States. Dr. Kalueff’s research has received prestigious scientific awards, including the Presidential Scientific Prize, Medal for Steroid Research, Yaroslav Mudry Medal, and Investigator Awards from ESF, EVO, ECNP, IUPS, WFSBP, and NARSAD. Dr Kalueff is a member of the President Council of the World Federation of Societies of Biological Psychiatry, and on the editorial boards of five international neuroscience journals. He is the Chair of the International Stress and Behavior Society USA (ISBS).
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