Edward Marvin Lieberman

Background

Lieberman, Edward Marvin was born on February 10, 1938 in Lowell, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Irving and Lillian (Silverman) Lieberman.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Tufts U., 1959; Master of Science, U. Massachusetts, 1961; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Florida, 1965.

Career

Research fellow Swedish Medical Research Council, U. Uppsala, Sweden, 1966-1968; assistant, associate professor Bowman Gray School Medicine, Wake Forest U., Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1968-1974; associate professor, professor physiology school medicine, East Carolina U., Greenville, North Carolina, since 1974. Visiting professor Venezuelan Institute Science Research, Caracas, 1978-1984, Marine Biological Association of United Kingdom, Plymouth, England, 1984-1990. Visiting researcher marine laboratory Duke U., Beaufort, North Carolina, since 1990.

Program officer National Science Foundation, Washington, 1991-1992.

Achievements

• Edward Marvin Lieberman has been listed as a notable Biomedical scientist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board of directors, member research committee North Carolina affiliate American Heart Association, Chapel Hill, 1975-1985. Member American Physiological Society, American Society Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, Biophysical Society, Society Neuroscience.

Connections

Married Harriet Handman, June 12, 1960. Children: Lynn Rebecca, Dana Beth, Kurt Michael.

Father:

Irving Lieberman

Mother:

Lillian (Silverman) Lieberman

Spouse:

Harriet Handman

child:

Kurt Michael Lieberman

child:

Lynn Rebecca Lieberman

child:

Dana Beth Lieberman