Background
Keshavan, Matcheri was born on May 23, 1953 in Belur, Karnataka, India. Son of Matcheri Sannaiyengar and Rama Matcheri Srinivasamurthy. came to the United States, 1985.
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Matcheri Keshavan, Indian, American Psychiatrist. Recipient Silver Jubilee prize Mysore U., 1977, Young Investigator award National Institute of Mental Health, 1989, Research Scientist Development award, since 1995; Schizophrenia Research grantee Scottish Rite Foundation, 1989; International Brain Research Organisation scholar, 1982-1983.
Education
Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Science, Mysore Medical College, Karnataka, India, 1977; Doctor of Medicine, National Institute of Mental Health, Bangalore, India, 1979.
Career
Assistant professor psychiatry, St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore, 1979-1980; lecturer in psychiatry, National Institute of Mental Health, Bangalore, 1980-1982; International Brain Research Organization research fellow, Internat Brain Research Organisation, Vienna, Austria, 1982-1983; registrar, Maudsley Hospital, London, 1984-1985; assistant professor of psychiatry, Wayne State University, Detroit, 1986-1987; assistant professor of psychiatry, U. Pittsburgh, 1987-1991; associate professor, U. Pittsburgh, since 1991; medical director schizophrenia unit, Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, Pittsburgh, since 1988; professor psychiatry, Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, Pittsburgh, since 1998.
Achievements
Membership
Member Royal College Psychiatrists (Gaskell medal 1985), Indian Psychiat.Soc. (Jayaram award), IndoAm. Psychiatric Association (Science award 1996).
Interests
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Married Asha Keshavan, June 5, 1981. Children: Meghana, Vidya.
Awards
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Recipient Silver Jubilee prize Mysore U., 1977, Young Investigator award National Institute of Mental Health, 1989, Research Scientist Development award, since 1995. Schizophrenia Research grantee Scottish Rite Foundation, 1989. International Brain Research Organisation scholar, 1982-1983.Recipient Silver Jubilee prize Mysore U., 1977, Young Investigator award National Institute of Mental Health, 1989, Research Scientist Development award, since 1995. Schizophrenia Research grantee Scottish Rite Foundation, 1989. International Brain Research Organisation scholar, 1982-1983.