| Curriculum Vitae -- Alan M. Goldberg, Ph.D.PERSONAL DATA:The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health 615 N. Wolfe St., W7032 Baltimore, MD 21205 Phone: 410-614-4990 Fax: 410-614-2871 E-mail: goldberg@jhsph.edu Website: http://caat.jhsph.edu, http://altweb.jhsph.edu CURRENT APPOINTMENTS: * Founding Director and Chairman of the Board, The Johns Hopkins Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing * Professor, Environmental Health Sciences EDUCATION AND TRAINING:| 1962-66 | University of Minnesota (Ph.D.) Pharmacology under F.E. Shideman; Minor - Physiology | | 1961-62 | University of Wisconsin - Pharmacology | | 1957-61 | Brooklyn College of Pharmacy (B.A.) - Pharmacology | | 1958 | Queens College - Mathematics (Summer) | | 1956-57 | Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn - Engineering |
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:Current Professor, Department of Environmental Health Sciences, The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health | 1978-present | Founding Director, The Johns Hopkins Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing | 1981-present | Chairman of the Board, The Johns Hopkins Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing | 2009- present | Chair, Management Board, Orange House Partnership, Belgium | 2009-present | Member of the Toxicology Panel of the EFSA (European Food Safety Authority) | 2010-present | Advisory Board Member of Faculty for the Department of Institutional Review Ethics and Administration in Nicholas Cardinal Cheong Graduate School for Life, The Catholic University of Korea (South Korea) | 2010-present | Member of the Scientific Advisory Board, The Alexandra Project (Monaco) | 2010-present | Member of the Board of Directors, The Institute for Scientific Communication (ISC) | 2010-present | Member of the Board of Directors, Humane Society University | 2011-present |
Previous Commissioner, Pew National Commission on Industrial Farm Animal Production | 2007-2009
| Visiting Professor, University of Utrecht, Netherlands Center for Alternatives (4 months) | 2002 | | Associate Dean for Research, The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health | 1994-1999 | | Associate Dean for Research, The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health | 1984-1994 | | Visiting Scientist at Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Consultant on Animal Welfare Issues, Paris, France (April-August) | 1998 | | Administrative Director, NBPA Health Education Program | 1992-1995 | | HIV Education for NBA | 1992-1995 | | Visiting Professor, Hadassah Hospital, Jerusalem Israel (3 months) | 1985 | | Director, Industrial Liaison Office, The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health | 1983-84 | | Director, The Johns Hopkins Health Associates | 1982-84 | | Director, Division of Toxicology, Department of Environmental Health Sciences, The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health | 1980-82 | | Principal Research Scientist, Chesapeake Bay Institute | 1979-83 | | Acting Director, Division of Toxicology, Department of Environmental Health Sciences, The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health | 1979-80 | | Associate Chairman, Department of Environmental Health Sciences, The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health | 1978-80 | | Visiting Professor, University of Utrecht, Utrecht, The Netherlands (Summer) | 1975 | | Assistant Professor, Environmental Medicine, The Johns Hopkins University | 1969-71 | | Associate Professor, Environmental Medicine, The Johns Hopkins University | 1971-78 | | Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacology, Indiana University | 1967-69 | | Research Associate - under R.E. McCaman, Indiana University, Institute of Psychiatric Research | 1966-67 | | Research Assistantship, University of Minnesota | 1962-66 | | Research Assistantship, University of Wisconsin | 1961-62 |
THE JOHNS HOPKINS CENTER FOR ALTERNATIVES TO ANIMAL TESTINGVision/Mission Statement Vision To be a leading force in the development and use of reduction, refinement, and replacement alternatives in research, testing, and education to protect and enhance the health of the public. Mission - Promote and support research in the development of in vitro and other alternative techniques.
- Serve as a forum to foster discussion among diverse groups leading to creative approaches to facilitate acceptance and implementation of alternatives.
- Provide reliable information on the science, philosophy, and public policy of alternatives to academia, government, industry, and the general public.
- Educate and train in the application of alternatives.
The Center is dedicated to outstanding science with a passion for animal welfare. CURRENT PROJECTS OF CAAT - Grants Program
- In Vitro Sciences
- Refinement
- Animal Welfare
- TestSmart--Developmental Neurotoxicology
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:Society Membership: - The Academy of Toxicological Sciences
- In Vitro Toxicology Society
- American Association for the Advancement of Science
- American Society of Pharmacology and Experimental Biology (FASEB)
- American Society of Neurochemistry
- Society for Neurosciences
- American Epilepsy Society
- International Society of Neurochemistry
- Society of Toxicology
- International Study Group on Memory Disorders (ISG)
- International Union of Pharmacology - Section on Toxicology
- American College of Toxicology
- Society of Cosmetic Chemists
- Association of University Technology Managers
- American College of Toxicology
- Tissue Culture Association, Inc.
- Applied Research Ethics National Association (ARENA)
Special Society Functions:- Chairman of numerous scientific sessions and symposia at national and international meetings Society for Neurosciences, Baltimore Chapter President, July 1971 through January 1973
- Mid-Atlantic Acetylcholine Discussion Group - Co-organizer
- Originator of 1st World Congress on Alternatives and Animal Use in the Life Sciences - 1993
- Developer of work shops, CE courses, symposia for SOT, and toxicology forum
Committee Experience:| SHPH EHS Departmental Self-Study Committee | 2001 | | Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee | 2001-2002 | | SHPH Committee on Animal Care and Use | 2000 | | SHPH Year 2000 Strategic Plan Subcommittee for Research and Practice | 1999 | | JHU Committee on Research and Intellectual Property Policy on Copyright and Electronic Courseware | 1999 | | Committee on Clinical Pathways/Guidelines | 1997- | | Ad Hoc Task Force on Educational Materials in the Digitized Age | 1997- | | Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future (Board of Directors) | 1997- | | Professional Practice Plan | 1996- | | Consumer Health Group | 1995- | | Steering Committee for 1994 Economic Impact Study | 1994 | | University Committee on Intellectual Property | 1994- | | University-wide Invention Committee - (Chairman 1988-89) (became Committee on Intellectual Property) | 1986-94 | | University Committee on Conflict of Interest | 1994- | | University Investment Manager Selection Committee | 1989 | | Committee on Conflict of Interest and Commitment, Chairman | 1989- | | Committee on Technology Transfer, Chairman | 1988- | | Committee on Montgomery County Development | 1989-92 | | Society of Alumni Program Committee | 1988 | | JHMI Space Committee | 1987-89 | | Mann Institute Advisory Board | 1986 | | Vaccine Delivery Task Force | 1986 | | Center for the Advancement of Radiation Education and Research Advisory Council | 1986-93 | | Committee on Animal Care and Use | 1985-90 | | School Space Committee II | 1984 | | Biomedical Research Support Grant - Chairman | 1984-90 | | Committee on Human Research | 1984-90 | | University-wide Safety Management Committee | 1984-94 | | University-wide Scholars Program Review Committee - Chairman | 1984-89 | | Departmental Professional Practice Committee | 1982-84 | | Salary and Finance Committee - Faculty General Assembly | 1981-82 | | Advisory Council on Environmental Health | 1981- | | School Curriculum Committee - Chairman | 1981-84 | | Departmental Executive Committee | 1978-82 | | Committee on Distribution of General Funds | 1978 | | Committee on Committee | 1977 | | Departmental Curriculum Committee - Chairman | 1977-78 | | Search Committee for the Chairman of Population Dynamics | 1977 | | Graduate Board | 1975-79 | | Committee on General Research Support | 1975-79 | | Committee on Academic Programs | 1975-78 | | Executive Committee of Faculty General Assembly | 1974-76 | | Grievance Committee - Chairman | 1974-76 | | Ad Hoc Committee on Promotions Committee on Laboratory Animal Care | 1973-78 |
| Board of Trustees - BethAm Synagogue | 1993-96 | | Maryland Council on the Scientific Use of Animals | 1990-93 | | The Governor's Task Force on Animal Issues | 1989 | | Montgomery County Biotechnology Network Steering Committee | 1989-93 | | Rotterdam Sister City Committee | 1985-92 |
| Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies | 2006 | | EPA Chemical Prioritization Community of Practice | 2006- | | The Pew Charitable Trust, National Commission on Industrial Animal Practices | 2006- | | Review Committee ? Anim.Al.See (EU Commission) | 2004 | | Board Member, Secretary/Treasurer, Alternatives Congress Trust, Inc. | 2001- | | President to In Vitro Section of Society of Toxicology | 2000- | | Vice President to In Vitro Section of Society of Toxicology | 1998-2000 | | Advisory Committee on Alternative Toxicological Methods (ACATM) | 1998- | | Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD): Steering Committee on Percutaneous Absorption | 1997 | | Food and Drug Administration - Science Board Sub-Committee on Toxicology | 1996- | | Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD): Harmonization of Validation Criteria for Alternative Tests | 1995-96 | | Office of Technology Assessment (OTA) Panel on Screening and Testing Chemicals in Commerce | 1995- | | Secretariat for Council on Animal Issues | 1988-94 | | Organizing Committee/NATO Advanced Study Institute | 1993 | | Scientific Blue-Ribbon Review Board - Procter & Gamble Company | 1991 | | OTA-Advisory Panel for the Office of Technology Assessment of New Developments in Neuroscience | 1990 | | ICI Americas, Stuart Pharmaceutical, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee | 1986- | | World Society for the Protection of Animals - Marchig Animal Welfare Awards Committee | 1986- | | Humane Society of the United States - Awards Committee | 1989- | | U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention | 1986- | | Committee of Revision | 1990- | | In Vitro Testing Advisory Panel | 1986-90 | | Mt. Sinai Environmental Epidemiology Training Program Advisory Board (Dana Fellows) | 1986-90 | | National Research Council - National Academy of Sciences | | | Board on Toxicology & Environmental Health Hazards | 1984-1986 | | Chairman - Pesticide Information Review and Evaluation Committee | 1985-1986 | | Council of the Institute for Laboratory Animal Resources | 1986-1993 | | Review of use and care of animals in the Air Force Medical Research Program | 1984 | | International Group on Cholinergic Function - Organizing Committee | 1984 | | National Science Foundation, Section of Neurobiology (grant review) Office of Technology Assessment - Alternatives to the use of Animals in Research and Testing | 1984 | | U.S. Army - Grants Review Panel | 1983-84 | | National Institutes of Health | 1986-90 | | Committee for Clinical Trials in the Epilepsy Branch | | Environmental Health Sciences (grant reviews and site visits) | | Neurological Communicative Diseases and Stroke (grant reviews and site visits) | | LSRO-FASEB Choline and Lecithin in Neurological Disease States - Review Panel | 1980 | | American Society for Neurochemistry - Public Policy Committee | | EPA Review Panel - Health Effects Section | | Organization/Administration | 1980-82 | | Member of Panel | 1982-84 | | ASPET Subcommittee on Public Information | 1979-83 | | Radiation Oncology Coordination Subcommittee, Radiosensitizer/Radioprotector working group on neurotoxicity | 1977 |
| Xenogen | 1998-present | | SkinEthic | 1999-2004 | | Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) | 1998- | | Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease | 1996 | | BioWhittaker | 1995 | | Advanced Tissue Sciences | 1994 | | J.P. Morgan Investment Bank | 1992 | | In Vitro Technologies | 1991-1996 | | Applied Biophysics, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | 1991- | | Molecular Devices | 1988-1993 | | IBM Corporation | 1987-(intermittent) | | New Castle State Hospital, New Castle Indiana | 1968-69 | | Wrightsville Marine Biomedical Laboratories | | Astra Pharmaceutical Company | (mid-70's) | | Clonetics Corporation | 1984-1992 |
| ASPCA National Advisory Board | 1999-2000 | | Xenogen Corporation (Board of Directors) | 1998- | | Health Interventions, Inc. (Board of Directors) | 1994-96 | | JF Morgan Foundation - Canada | 1990- | | Board of Directors and Scientific Advisory Board - Clonetics Corporation | 1985-1992 | | Board of Trustees - Hildegard Doerenkamp/Gerhard Zbinden Foundation (Swiss) | 1985- | | Scientific Advisory Board - Hazelton Biotechnologies Company | 1986-87 | | Board of Trustees - Broadway Development Corporation | 1987-1992 | | Board of Trustees - FSK Land Corporation | 1987-1992 | | Advisory Board Tufts University - EPA Alternative Project |
- Have testified before (Federal) House and Senate committees as well as the Maryland legislature.
Editorial Activities:- Biochemical Pharmacy
- Developmental Biology
- Life Sciences
- Neurochemistry, Journal of Neuropharmacology
- Pharmacology, Biochemistry and Behavior
- Psychopharmacology
- Science
- Neurobehavioral Toxicology and Teratology - Editorial Board (through 1989)
- Toxicology
- Journal of Neurosciences
- International Journal of Toxicology - Section Editor
- Journal of The American Medical Association
- Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health - Editorial Board
- Journal ATLA - Editorial Board
- Toxicology In Vitro - Editorial Board (through 1991)
- In Vitro Toxicology - Editorial Board
- Journal of Epidemiology
AWARDS & HONORS:- Doerenkamp-Zbinden Award, 2001
- Society of Toxicology Enhancement of Animal Welfare Award, 2000
- Ambassador of Toxicology Award, Mid-Atlantic Society of Toxicology, 1998
- Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa, Long Island University, 1995
- Excerpta Medica Lecturer, Medical Libraries Association - 1992
- Distinguished Alumni Award - Long Island University - 1992
- Who's Who Environmental Registry - First Listed 1992
- Chevron Lectureship Award, University of California at Davis - 1991
- 1st Russell & Burch Award, Humane Society of the United States - 1991
- Who's Who in Society, First Listed - 1988
- Who's Who in America, First Listed - 1986
- Indiana Neurological Society Award, 1967
- Rho Chi Society
- Sigma Xi
- Listed in American Men and Women in Science
- Who's Who in the East
- Who's Who in the South
- Who's Who in Frontier Science and Technology
- Who's Who in World Jewry
- Delta Omega
- International Who's Who of Contemporary Achievement
- Dictionary of International Biography
- Men of Achievement
- International Directory of Distinguished Leadership
- Non Hopkins Thesis Committees (1st- initiated 2006)
- Bart De Wever - University of Maastricht — The Netherlands
- Margot Meijer — Utrecht University — The Netherlands
- S. Bakand — University of New South Wales - Australia
TEACHING:2004 - Developed online course: "Enhancing Humane Science/Improving Animal Research." Available inside and outside Johns Hopkins. Outside Teaching: - Neurotoxicity
- Acetylcholine Metabolism
- Environmental Toxicology
- In Vitro Toxicology
- Guest Lecturer, University of Maryland, Department of Pharmacology
- Medical School Course 1979-1981
- Dr. Renee Gardner (current)
- Dr. Atreyi Mukherji (current)
- Dr. Kim Drnec
- Dr. Rebecca Freeman
- Dr. Stuart Ibsen
- Dr. Diego Bubola
- Dr. Evelyn Schreuder
- Dr. Mariken Zbinden
- Dr. Aileen Kaita-Ritchie
- Dr. Robert Krell
- Dr. Ellen Silbergeld
- Dr. Phyllis Mullinex
- Dr. Paul Carroll
- Dr. Thomas Tomosky
- Dr. Ng-Long Chong
- Dr. Yossi Kimhi
- Dr. George Bierkamper
- Dr. Christopher Molineaux
- Dr. William Millington
- Dr. Sheryl Sato
- Dr. Barbara Bass
- Dr. Elias Aizenman-Stern
- Dr. William Wonderlin
- Dr. Michael Soskopf
RESEARCH GRANT PARTICIPATION:Have been funded by the NIH with ROI's and/or Program Projects as well as other NIH grants. Current funding includes grants/contracts from the private sector. During the last 15 years, more than 70 companies have funded our work. ACADEMIC SERVICE:- Participated in a documentary film on lead poisoning for the British Broadcasting Company
- U.S. House of Representatives - Committee on Science and Technology Testimony, 1986
- Maryland House of Representatives - House Judiciary Committee Testimony, 1987
- Developed (with Bert van Zupthen) concept for World Congress on Alternatives and Animal Use In The Life Sciences, 1st Congress held in 1993, 2nd in 1996.
- Development of Laboratories and Administration Unit of (Applied Research Center) the Cooperative Center for Occupational and Environmental Health
- Development of Scientific Protocol and Project Director of Environmental and Epidemiological Studies on Individuals Exposed to Kepone - Human Health Effect Evaluation, 1979-80
- Development of Scientific Protocol of Health Hazard Evaluation of Individuals Living Near a Hazardous Waste (Chemical) Landfill - Memphis, Tennesee, 1980-81
- Principles of Toxicology. A three-day intensive course on basic principles of toxicology. This course is repeated yearly, Developed 1981, (Also known as "Toxicology Update") - Course Director, 1981-1985
- Toxicology Consultant - Center on Occupational and Environmental Health - The Johns Hopkins University
- Development of yearly symposium for The Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing
- Development of Symposia for the Johns Hopkins Associates in Environmental Health
- Development of Newsletters for the Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing and The Johns Hopkins Health Associates
- Administrative Director - National Basketball Players Association Program on AIDS Education, Counseling and Testing
- Talk with the Maryland Bar Association Intellectual Property Committee - "Issues in Transferring Technology" - February 19, 1992
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