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The President of AAPB about the Neal Miller Event in San Diego March 2010
We have saved the best for last. For the bulk of the convention, we are going to be focusing primarily on the future of AAPB, discussing new treatments and new technologies. However, our focus on the future does not mean … Continue reading
The first “biofeedback marathon” – in Neal Miller 100th Aniversary
New: A 3 day event in honour of 100 year to Neal Miller Three Days With Prof. Richard Gevirtz This activity is sponsored by SomaticVision (USA) and psyphi (ISRAEL) Tuesday, December 22,2009 A “Master Class” with Prof. Gevirtz with hands on … Continue reading
Paul Wachtel shares thoughts on Neal Miller, Behaviour Therapy and Psychoanalysis
I first became acquainted with Neal Miller’s work as an undergraduate at Columbia. I had been a physics major for my first three years as an undergraduate and switched to psychology only in my senior year. In order to … Continue reading
Testimonial for & Reminiscences about Neal Miller
Testimonial for & Reminiscences about Neal Miller Gordon H. Bower Professor of Psychology (Emeritus) Stanford University (1959 – 2008) August, 2009 I had the supreme good fortune to receive a graduate research assistantship with Neal Miller at Yale from 1955 … Continue reading
Phil Zimbardo Remembers Neal Miller
April 15, 1954 was the date. I think it was noontime, for sure; it was at the New Yorker Hotel, where I first encountered Neal Miller; he was the featured highlight of EPA that year. It was the occasion of … Continue reading
Larissa Pohorecky’s Testimonial
As a freshly minted postdoc coming from the Boston area, I was really excited about the prospects of my first faculty position in the Big Apple. With a background in pharmacology and a postdoctoral training in neuroendocrinology, I knew next … Continue reading
Frank Auld: Honouring Neal
Neal was adviser for my doctoral dissertation. He worked out a superb design for my experiment; he stood at my elbow, giving support and sagacious advice as I slogged through getting the data; and he critiqued my writing it … Continue reading
Professor Efrain Azmitia: Contribution to Research
It was 1968 when I first joined Dr. Miller’s laboratory as a graduate student of Bruce McEwen. Dr. Miller’s laboratory was the first neuroscience laboratory I had encountered. He had physiological psychologists (e.g., Ted Coons, Jay Weiss, David Quartermain, George … Continue reading
Dr. Bob
Neal was a critical factor in my practice of internal medicine/nephrology. He taught me about the art of science, more so than I ever learned in medical school or subsequent training. I learned from him in my research with him … Continue reading
List of Miller’s students
Graduate students Aaronson, Inez (Y=Yale) Agarie, Nariyuki (Y), OKINAWA Auld, Frank (Y) Azmitia, Efrain (R=Rockefeller) Bailey, Clark J. (Y) Banuazizi, Ali (Y) Berkun, Mitchell M. (Y) Birge, Jane S. (Y) Bower, Gordon H. (Y) Brown, Janet L. … Continue reading