Noboru Hiroi, Ph.D.

• Professional Background

  Education

  • 1991 - Ph.D. - Behavioral Neuroscience - McGill University

  Training

  • 1994 - Psychiatry - Yale University School of Medicine
  • 1991 - Neuroscience - MIT

  Highlights

  1998  NARSAD Young Investigator Award

  2006  NARSAD Independent Investigator Award

  2007  Maltz NARSAD Investigator

   

  2016  Lilly Neuroscience Basic Research Award, International College of Neuropyschopharmacology (CINP)

  2019  Outstanding Research Award, Asian College of Neuropharmacology (AsCNP)

   

  Appointments

  • 1995 - Associate Research Scientist - Yale University School of Medicine
  • 1998 - Assistant Professor - Albert Einstein College of Medicine
  • 2005 - Associate Professor - Albert Einstein College of Medicine
  • 2011 - Professor - Albert Einstein College of Medicine
  • 2019 - Professor - University of Texas health Science Center at San Antonio

• Research & Grants

  Grants

  • Postnatal mechanisms of cognitive development in mice
  • Predicting the developmental trajectories of cognitive and motor dimensions from preterm neonatal vocalizations
  • Structure and Function of Neonatal Social Communication in Genetic Mouse Models of Autism

  UT Health San Antonio, Long School of Medicine Pilot Grant (Hiroi, PI)
  $55,000 (total)
  "Genetic and cellular mechanisms of dysmyelination linked to human chromosome 18q deletion"

  UT Health San Antonio, CBN Pilot Grant (Hiroi, PI)
  $49,774 (total)
  "Predicting ASD dimensions from preterm infant cries"

• Service

  National Service

  Member, NIH Study Section PMDA

   

  Global

  Fellow, ACNP

  Member, Executive Committee & Council, CINP

  Member, Editorial Board, Neuropsychopharmacology

  Member, Editorial Board, Biological Psychiatry

  Associate Editor, Neuropsychopharmacology Reports

  Member, Editorial Board, Scientific Reports

  Associate Editor, Journal of Psychiatric Research

• Publications

  • Hiroi Publications