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I am an assistant professor of experimental psychology and direct the [[Hartman Behavioral Neuroscience Lab]] at [[Loma Linda University]] in southern California. | I am an assistant professor of experimental psychology and direct the [[Hartman Behavioral Neuroscience Lab]] at [[Loma Linda University]] in southern California. I graduated from Missouri State University in 1993 with a BS in experimental psychology. I then enrolled in the Behavior, Brain & Cognition program at Washington University in St. Louis, where I studied rodent behavior and neurodegeneration under behavioral expert Dave Wozniak in John Olney's lab. During this time, I helped Dave set up Wash U's Animal Behavioral Core facility. I obtained my PhD on September 11, 2001, and then trained for 4 years in the lab of Alzheimer's disease guru Dave Holtzman. While in the Holtzman lab, I worked with a number of transgenic and gene-knockout mouse models of Alzheimer's disease and learned biochemical/histological techniques for assessing levels of plaque deposition in the brain. | ||
I graduated from Missouri State University in 1993 with a BS in experimental psychology. I then enrolled in the Behavior, Brain & Cognition program at Washington University in St. Louis, where I studied rodent behavior and neurodegeneration under behavioral expert Dave Wozniak in John Olney's lab. During this time, I helped Dave set up Wash U's Animal Behavioral Core facility. I obtained my PhD on September 11, 2001, and then trained for 4 years in the lab of Alzheimer's disease guru Dave Holtzman. While in the Holtzman lab, I worked with a number of transgenic and gene-knockout mouse models of Alzheimer's disease and learned biochemical/histological techniques for assessing levels of plaque deposition in the brain. | |||
==Contact Info== | ==Contact Info== | ||
Richard E. Hartman, PhD <br> | Richard E. Hartman, PhD <br> | ||
*Assistant Professor, Experimental Psychology <br> | |||
:Loma Linda University <br> | |||
:11130 Anderson St. #119 <br> | |||
:Loma Linda, CA 92354 <br> | |||
:office 909-558-8709 <br> | |||
:fax 909-558-0171 <br> | |||
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I am an assistant professor of experimental psychology and direct the Hartman Behavioral Neuroscience Lab at Loma Linda University in southern California. I graduated from Missouri State University in 1993 with a BS in experimental psychology. I then enrolled in the Behavior, Brain & Cognition program at Washington University in St. Louis, where I studied rodent behavior and neurodegeneration under behavioral expert Dave Wozniak in John Olney's lab. During this time, I helped Dave set up Wash U's Animal Behavioral Core facility. I obtained my PhD on September 11, 2001, and then trained for 4 years in the lab of Alzheimer's disease guru Dave Holtzman. While in the Holtzman lab, I worked with a number of transgenic and gene-knockout mouse models of Alzheimer's disease and learned biochemical/histological techniques for assessing levels of plaque deposition in the brain.
Contact Info
Richard E. Hartman, PhD
- Assistant Professor, Experimental Psychology
- Loma Linda University
- 11130 Anderson St. #119
- Loma Linda, CA 92354
- office 909-558-8709
- fax 909-558-0171
