Epstein Secrets

tutes of Health 1992.1993, Sackler Scholar in Psychobiology, Harvard University 1993.1994, Alwin M. Pappenheimer Scholar, Harvard University 1997, Research Award, National Organization for Hearing Research 1997.1998, Provost's Award for Educational Innovation, Harvard University 1997.2002, Cognitive Neurosci

Neurology, Tutor, 4 students/yr, 16 hrs/yr 1993, HST 722: Brain Mechanisms of Hearing and Speech, Lecturer, 12 graduate students/yr, 4 hrs/yr 1993, Neurobiology Department Seminar Series, Lecturer, 20 hrs 1993, 1995, 1997, Neurobiology 208: The Visual System, Lecturer, 10 medical and graduate students/yr, 6 hrs/yr 1994-current, Cli

itutes of Health 1992-1993. Sadder Scholar in Psychobiology, Harvard University 1993-1994, Alwin M. Pappenheimcr Scholar, Harvard University 1997, Research Award, National Organization for Hearing Research 1997-1998, Provost's Award for Educational Innovation. Harvard University 1997-2002, Cognitive Neurosci

Neurology. Tutor, 4 students/yr, 16 hrs/yr 1993. HST 722: Brain Mechanisms of Hearing and Speech. Lecturer. 12 graduate students/yr. 4 hrs/yr 1993. Neurobiology Department Seminar Series, Lecturer, 20 hrs 1993. 1995, 1997, Neurobiology 208: The Visual System, Lecturer, 10 medical and graduate students/yr, 6 hrs/yr 1994-current, Cli

tutes of Health 1992-1993, Sackler Scholar in Psychobiology, Harvard University 1993.1994, Alwin M. Pappenheimer Scholar, Harvard University 1997, Research Award, National Organization for Hearing Research 1997-1998, Provost's Award for Educational Innovation, Harvard University 1997-2002, Cognitive Neurosci

Neurology, Tutor, 4 students/yr, 16 hrs/yr 1993, HST 722: Brain Mechanisms of Hearing and Speech, Lecturer, 12 graduate students/yr, 4 hrs/yr 1993, Neurobiology Department Seminar Series, Lecturer, 20 hrs 1993, 1995, 1997, Neurobiology 208: The Visual System, Lecturer, 10 medical and graduate students/yr, 6 hrs/yr 1994-current, Cli

tutes of Health 1992-1993, Sackler Scholar in Psychobiology, Harvard University 1993.1994, Alwin M. Pappenheimer Scholar, Harvard University 1997, Research Award, National Organization for Hearing Research 1997-1998, Provost's Award for Educational Innovation, Harvard University 1997-2002, Cognitive Neurosci

Neurology, Tutor, 4 students/yr, 16 hrs/yr 1993, HST 722: Brain Mechanisms of Hearing and Speech, Lecturer, 12 graduate students/yr, 4 hrs/yr 1993, Neurobiology Department Seminar Series, Lecturer, 20 hrs 1993, 1995, 1997, Neurobiology 208: The Visual System, Lecturer, 10 medical and graduate students/yr, 6 hrs/yr 1994-current, Cli