M Bruce Maciver is a professor in the School of Medicine at the Stanford University Medical Center, Palo Alto, CA, USA. He was trained in neuroscience and pharmacology at the University of Calgary and began his career at Stanford over thirty years ago; he has directed the Stanford Neuropharmacology Laboratory since then. Currently, his research looks at the development of safer and more effective anesthetics using state-of-the-art electrophysiological approaches with in vitro brain slice preparations and freely moving animal studies. He is also using newly developed EEG analysis techniques in animals and human subjects to quantify brain states associated with the loss and recovery of consciousness. He was awarded the Allen V. Cox Medal from Stanford University in 2004 and the Elmer Zsigmond Award from the International Society for Anaesthetic Pharmacology in 2017.
2014 Appointed to the NIH NIGMS SAT Study Section
NIH
National Study Section for Surgery, Anesthesia, and Trauma research awards.
2015 Reappointed Co-Chair of Stanford Medical School Research Committee, Faculty Senate
Stanford Medical School
Provides guidance on research issues for the Dean.
2017 Elemer Zsigmond Award, International Society for Anaesthetic Pharmacology
ISAP
Award for the best scientific presentation at the annual meeting.
2020 Appointed Associate Editor Journal of Neuophysiology
J Neurophysiol
Joined the editorial board for the leading neurophysiology journal.
2021 Joined the Editorial Board for IJMS
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