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Shulman, Gerald I. was born on February 8, 1953 in Detroit, Michigan, United States. Son of Herschel A. and Doris (Miller) Shulman.
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Gerald I. Shulman, American Clinical investigator. E-mail: [email protected]. Recipient of the Young Investigator award American Federal for Medical Research, 1997, Boehriger Mannheim/ Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International, Diabetes Care Research award, 1997.
Education
Bachelor of Science with high honors and distinction, University of Michigan, 1974; Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Philosophy, Wayne State University, 1979.
Career
Intern, Duke U., Durham, North Carolina, 1979-1980; residency, Duke U., Durham, North Carolina, 1980-1981; fellowship in endocrinology and metabolism, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, 1981-1984; assistant professor medicine, Harvard University, Boston, 1985-1987; associate professor School Medicine, Yale University, New Haven, 1989-1996; associate director Yale Doctor of Medicine-Doctor of Philosophy Program, School Medicine Yale University, New Haven, since 1993; professor medicine, cellular and molecular physiology, since 1996. Associate director Yale Diabetes Endocrine Research Center, since 1996. Investigator Howard Hughes Medical Institute, 1997.
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Membership
Fellow American College of Physicians, International Society Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Member American Society Clinical Investigation, American Diabetes Association (clinical research grantee 1996, Outstanding Science Achievement Lilly Lecturer award 1997). Member Assn of America Physician, Endocrine Society, American Physiological Society, European Association for Study of Diabetes.
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Recipient of the Young Investigator award American Federal for Medical Research, 1997, Boehriger Mannheim/ Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International, Diabetes Care Research award, 1997.Recipient of the Young Investigator award American Federal for Medical Research, 1997, Boehriger Mannheim/ Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International, Diabetes Care Research award, 1997.