Background
Neugebauer, Volker Edgar was born on June 11, 1964 in Werneck, Bavaria, Germany. Son of Erich Karl and Rosemarie (Gehring) Neugebauer. came to the United States, 1995.
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Volker Edgar Neugebauer
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Volker Edgar Neugebauer, German Biomedical scientist, neuroscientist, physician. Recipient 1st award Lower Franconia Memorial Endowment for Science, Würzburg, 1993, Research Career Development award German Research Council, Bonn, 1995,Pain Research award German Society for Study of Pain, Heidelberg, 1995. Member International Association for Study of Pain, German Neurosci. Association, Society for Neurosci., Sigma Xi.
Education
Doctor of Medicine, U. Würzburg, Germany, 1991; Doctor of Philosophy equivalent, U. Würzburg, Germany, 1992.
Career
Intern, U. Würzburg, 1991-1992; postdoctoral fellow, U. Würzburg, 1992-1995; research scientist, University Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, 1995-1997; clinical assistant professor department anesthesiology, University Texas Medical Branch, since 1996; assistant professor department anatomy and Neuroscience, University Texas Medical Branch, since 1998. Instructor Academy Physical Therapy, Schweinfurt, Germany, 1993-1995. Interpreter University Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, since 1996.
Achievements
Membership
Member International Association for Study of Pain, German Neurosci. Association, Society for Neurosci., Sigma Xi.
Interests
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Married Mary Ann Mallini, August 18, 1990. 1 child, Benjamin David.
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Roman Catholic
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Recipient 1st award Lower Franconia Memorial Endowment for Science, Würzburg, 1993, Research Career Development award German Research Council, Bonn, 1995,Pain Research award German Society for Study of Pain, Heidelberg, 1995.Recipient 1st award Lower Franconia Memorial Endowment for Science, Würzburg, 1993, Research Career Development award German Research Council, Bonn, 1995,Pain Research award German Society for Study of Pain, Heidelberg, 1995.