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Richard Eisenberg, Ph.D.



Contact Information

Phone: 218-726-8512
Fax: 218-726-7906
Email: reisenbe@d.umn.edu
Address:

308 SMed
1035 University Drive
Duluth, Mn  55812


http://www.med.umn.edu/duluth

Professor, Behavioral Science
Adjunct Professor, Physiology and Pharmacology

Research

His research interests involve the effects of drugs of abuse on the neuroendocrine axis, with a focus on the action of morphine and other opioids on the hypothalamo-pituitary-adrenal system.  His work has been supported by several grants from NIDA to study dependence and tolerance to subcategories of opioids using the neuroendocrine system.  His educational efforts have resulted in the authorship of MacPharmacology®, MacBrainLesion™, and MacMedVirology™, a series of computer-assisted instruction modules that have been used in many institutions.  Most recently, he has completed the production of an interactive multimedia CD-ROM on alcoholism (Understanding The Alcoholic™).  He is currently producing an educational program on Geriatric Therapeutics, funded by NIA.

Education

University of California, Los Angeles

Courses and Degrees:

  • 1959-1963     Zoology, B.A. 1963
  • 1963-1964     Zoology
  • 1964-1967     Pharmacology, M.S. 1967
  • 1967-1970     Pharmacology, Ph.D. 1970

Teaching

Pharmacology of the Central Nervous System

Endocrine & Neuroendocrine Pharmacology

Publications

Selected Publications:

Eisenberg, R.M.: Sound-vibration, a non-invasive stress: Antagonism by diazepam. Psychopharmacology 110:467-470 (1993).

Eisenberg, R.M.: DAMGO stimulates the hypothalamo-pituitary-adrenal axis through a µ2 opiate receptor. J. Pharmacol. Exp. Therap.266:985-992 (1993).

Eisenberg, R.M.: TRIMU5, a µ2-opiate receptor agonist, stimulates the hypothalamo-pituitary-adrenal axis. Pharmacol. Biochem. Behavior, 47:943-946 (1994)

Eisenberg, R.M. and Garloff, D.A.; Why technology in teaching? Editorial, Learning Resources Journal, University of Minnesota, p.30 (1995).

Eisenberg, R.M.: MacPharmacology®: Neuropharmacology Study/Review Program, Version 4.0. University of Minnesota, St. Paul, 1998.

Eisenberg, R.M. and Trachte, G.J.: MacPharmacology®: Autonomic Pharmacology Study/Review Program, Version 4.0. Minnesota Medical Edu-Ware, Inc., Duluth, 1998.

Eisenberg, R.M., Mortenson, L., and Trachte, G.J.: MacPharmacology®: Cardiovascular Pharmacology Study/Review Program, Version 4.0. Minnesota Medical Edu-Ware, Inc., Duluth, 1999.

Eisenberg, R.M. and Trachte, G.J.: MacPharmacology®: Autacoid/Renal Pharmacology Study/Review Program, Version 4.0. Minnesota Medical Edu-Ware, Inc., Duluth, 1999.

Eisenberg, R.M. and Rosenfeld, G.: Knowledge Objectives in Pharmacology, Third Edition. Editor and Author, Association for Medical School Pharmacology web site, (2002)

Eisenberg, R.M., Knych, E., Elliott, B., Crouse, B., Laundergan, J, Wagenaar, A., Rothenberger, J., Dorscher, J., and Day, T.: Alcoholism: A Study and Review Program¿, Version 1.0. Center for Technology Enhanced Education and Research, University of Minnesota School of Medicine Duluth, 2002



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