CURRICULUM VITAE

Rita Z. Goldstein, Ph.D.

**Affiliation and Address:**

Scientist, Medical Department, Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL),
Upton, NY

Affiliate, Dept. of Psychology and Dept. of Biomedical Engineering,
State University of NY at Stony Brook (SUNY SB)

P. O. Box 5000

Upton, NY 11973-5000

Tel.: (631) 344‑2657; Fax: (631) 344-5260

e‑mail: [rgoldstein@bnl.gov](mailto:Rgoldstein@bnl.gov)

web page: <http://www.bnl.gov/medical/Personnel/Goldstein/default.asp>

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## Education

1992 B.A. (Cum Laude), Tel Aviv Univ., Tel Aviv, Israel. Majors:
Psychology and French.

1999 Ph.D. (Award of Academic Merit), Dept. of Psychology, Health
Clinical track, Univ. of Miami, FL; Barry Hurwitz and Maria L. Llabre,
advisors; Year-long Internship in Clinical Neuropsychology, Long Island
Jewish Medical Center, New Hyde Park, NY; Robert Bilder and William
Barr, advisors.

2001 Clinical Psychology License, New York State (#014670).

2002 Post-doctorate research associate, training fellowship on Brain
Imaging and Alcohol Abuse from the NIH, SUNY SB and BNL, Upton, NY; Nora
D. Volkow, advisor.

**Faculty Positions**

2002 -- 2004 Assistant Scientist, Medical Research, BNL, Upton, NY

2004 -- 2006 Associate Scientist, Medical Research, BNL, Upton, NY

2006 -- 2008 Scientist, Medical Research, BNL, Upton, NY

2008 -- present Tenured Scientist, Medical Research, BNL, Upton, NY

**Honors and Awards**

2002 -- 2007 Mentored Patient-Oriented Research Career Development Award
(1K23DA015517), NIDA, "Behavioral correlates of fMRI response in cocaine
users", \$790,909 total costs.

2003 -- 2005 Young Investigator Award, National Alliance for Research on
Schizophrenia And Depression (NARSAD), "Comorbid depression in
cocaine-dependent adults: neurocognitive predictors of relapse",
\$60,000 total costs.

3/22/2005 Woman of the Year in Science, Brookhaven Town Award.

**Current Grant Support**

1998 -- 2009 **co-PI**, NIAAA 2RO1AA09481, "Dopaminergic Brain Functions
in Alcoholics", \$237,000 direct costs (9/07-8/09) (G-J. Wang, PI).

2005 -- 2010 **co-PI**, NIDA K05DA020001, "Role of Genotype and maternal
smoking on brain MAOA", \$127,000, direct costs (7/08-6/09) (J. Fowler,
PI).

2007 -- 2009 **co-PI**, NSF 0722874, "MRI: Acquisition of a
Research-Dedicated fMRI Scanner at Stony Brook", \$1,918,878 total costs
(T. Canli, PI).

2007 -- 2010 **PD**, NIDA 1R01DA020949, "CRCNS: Machine Learning
Techniques for Analysis of fMRI of Underlying Inhibitory Control",
\$1,162,786 total costs (D. Samaras, PI).

2008 -- 2010 **PI**, NIDA R21DA02062, "The prefrontal cortex in reward
devaluation in human cocaine addiction: an fMRI study", \$527,858 total
costs.

2008 -- 2013 **PI**, NIDA 1R01DA023579, "The prefrontal cortex in
salience and control in cocaine addiction: phfMRI study", \$2,850,970
total costs.

**Completed Grant Support**

2002 -- 2003 **Collaborator**, U.S. Dept. of Energy (DOE)
KP1401040MO054, "Physiological Imaging", \$400,000 direct costs (N.
Volkow, PI).

2002 -- 2003 **co-PI**, SB/BNL seed grant 79/1025459, "Optimizing
functional neuroimaging techniques to study the psychological mechanisms
underlying violence in cocaine addiction", \$21,500 total costs (N.
Squires, PI).

2004 -- 2006 **PI**, US DOE/BNL laboratory-directed, research
development (LDRD) #04-063, "Optimizing functional neuroimaging
techniques to study brain function in health and disease states",
\$375,400 total costs.

2004 -- 2006 **co-PI**, US DOE DEAC0298CH10886 MO66, "Physiological and
Functional MRI", \$555,000 direct costs (D. Tomasi, PI).

2005 -- 2007 **co-PI**, US DOE/BNL LDRD #06-088, "Neurogenomics:
collaboration between the Biology Department and the Brookhaven Center
for Translational Neuroimaging to investigate complex disease state",
\$308,000 total costs (N. Alia-Klein, PI).

2005 -- 2007 **co-PI**, NARSAD Young Investigator Award, "Endophenotypes
of Inhibitory Control in a Group of Alcoholic Domestic Abusers",
\$60,000 total costs (N. Alia-Klein, PI).

2006 -- 2007 **co-PI**, SB/BNL seed grant, "The Neurogenetics of
Impulsivity: using fMRI and DAT-PET data to link with DAT polymorphisms
in order to explore the role of dopamine transporters in impulsive
behavior", \$20,000 total costs (T. Canli, PI).

2005 -- 2008 **PI**, US DOE/BNL LDRD #07-055, "Neurocomputation at BCTN:
developing novel computational techniques to study brain function in
health and disease", \$150,000 total costs.

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##### Professional Activities: NIH Ad-Hoc Reviewer

July, 2005 NIH/CSR, Special Emphasis Panel (ZRG1 BBP-C), Cognition and
Perception Study Section.

2005 -- present NIDA initiative in brain imaging/clinical neurobiology
research, Imaging - Science Track Award for Research Transition Program
(I/START).

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##### Professional Activities: International Ad-Hoc Reviewer

2008 -- present Health Research Board, Ireland.

2008 -- present Research Career Awards, Medical Research Council,
London, UK.

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##### Professional Activities: Editorial Board Membership

2007 -- present Editorial Board Member, The Open Neuroimaging Journal.

2007 -- present Editorial Board Member, The Open Addiction Journal.

2007 -- present International Editorial Board Member, Current Drug Abuse
Reviews, Bentham Science Publ.

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##### Professional Activities: Reviewer in Peer-Reviewed Journals

2002 -- present Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging; Journal of
Psychopharmacology; NeuroImage.

2003 -- present Archives of General Psychiatry; American Journal of
Psychiatry; Neuropsychologia.

2004 -- present Biological Psychiatry; The Journal of Neuropsychiatry
and Clinical Neurosciences; European Journal of Neuroscience;
Neuropsychopharmacology; IJ Neuropsychopharmacology.

2005 -- present Nature Neuroscience; Psychopharmacology.

2006 -- present Drug and Alcohol Dependence; Neuroscience &
Biobehavioral Reviews.

2008 -- present Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences.

##### Professional Activities: Reviewer/Other

1999 Annual Society of Behavioral Medicine meeting.

2002 \"Brain function in substance dependent abused women", Minority
Biomed. Research Support program, Meharry Med. College, Nashville, TN.

2005 -- present Consultant, contract project for NIDA\'s international
program to develop training modules on drug addiction
(<http://nida.lecturehall.com/>); Medical Directions, Inc.
([www.vlh.com](http://www.vlh.com/)), AZ.

2009 -- present Member, Scientific Committee of the Anti-Drug Department
of the Italian Government.

**Keynote Lectures**

04/21/08 Summer School "From mouse to man", Rudolf Magnus Institute of
Neuroscience, Netherlands.

10/01/08 "Self-control in cocaine addiction", 440^th^ BNL Lecture.

**Invited Lectures: National/International Meetings/Forums**

12/03/04 "Imaging the Addicted Human Brain", Conference on Counseling
People of Color, Bermuda.

05/16/05 "Functional Neuroimaging of Human Cocaine Addiction", the 5th
Italian Society on Addiction conference, on \"Addiction in Medicine and
Society\", Bari, Italy.

01/09/06 Center for Studies of Addiction, Treatment Research Center,
Department of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania Health System.

05/11/07 "The PFC in reward processing and response inhibition in
cocaine addiction: evidence for compromised function from functional
neuroimaging studies in humans", symposium on "drug induced plasticity
of the CNS as it relates to addiction" sponsored by the Univ. of
Tennessee Neuroscience Institute, Memphis, TN. 

09/14/07 "Neuroimaging of reward", Molecular Imaging for Diagnosis and
Prediction of Treatment Outcome, an international symposium on 30 yrs.
of PET in Groningen, Netherlands.

11/30/07 "Neuropsychoimaging of reward and inhibitory control in cocaine
addiction", 4th National Addictiveness Congress, Ege Univ, Dept. of
Psychiatry, Addiction Therapy Unit, Turkey.

03/18/08 "Neuropsychology of addiction", meeting on Neuroscience of
Addiction, Dipartimento delle Dipedenze, Addiction Neuroscience Group,
Verona, Italy.

04/07/08 Neuroscience Seminar Series, McLean Hospital, Harvard Medical
School, Belmont MA.

09/14/08 Law and neuroscience conference, a judicial education
conference at the Minary Conference Center, NH, sponsored by the
MacArthur Foundation Project on Law and Neuroscience and by the Gruter
Institute.

03/12/09 The 5^th^ National Drugs Conference, Trieste, Italy.

03/27/09 Law and neuroscience conference for federal judges,
co-sponsored by the Federal Judicial Center, Gruter Institute for Law
and Behavioral Research, the Department of Psychology, New York
University, and the Catherine T. and John D. MacArthur Foundation Law &
Neuroscience Project. New York, NY.

06/12/09 Third annual meeting on learning, reward-seeking behavior and
addiction sponsored by the Institute of Advanced Studies of the Israel
academy of Sciences and Humanities. Jerusalem, Israel.

**Workshops/Symposia**

## October, 2003 "Optimizing Functional Neuroimaging to Study the Psychology of Drug Addiction and Other Problem Behaviors", Dept. of Energy Workshop on Frontiers in Neuroimaging at DOE Laboratories (Cambridge, MA).

February, 2007 "The Neuropsychology of Human Cocaine Addiction: A
Synergy Between Non-Invasive Imaging Techniques and Computational
Neuroscience to Develop New Biobehavioral Diagnostic Assays", DOE
Workshop of Science in In Vivo Imaging at DOE National Laboratories
(Cambridge, MA).

October, 2007 "The Science of our Work", hosted by the Committee on
Criminal Justice and Addiction and the Quality Consortium of Suffolk
County, NY.

July, 2007 Participant, a NIDA sponsored workshop on developing a
standardized battery of tasks used as probes for cognitive function in
drug abusers or persons who might be vulnerable for the development of
drug abuse, Washington, DC.

07/14/08 "Dysfunction of Affective, Learning and Decision-making
Circuitry", International Symposium on Attention and Performance XXII;
organized by E.A. Phelps (Robbins TW and Delgado M, co-organizers);
Stow, VT.

**Lectures: Other (Educational)**

03/05/02 PSYCH 642, Neuropsychological Case Analysis and Integration,
Drexel University, PA.

04/16/02 BME 201, Introduction to Biomedical Engineering, SUNY SB, NY.

04/23/02 Promoting science, BNL Outreach Program (John Glenn High
School, NY).

11/14/03 The quarterly BSA Science and Technology Steering Committee,
Upton, NY.

01/07/04 Psychology (Brain and Behavior), Univ. of Haifa, Israel.

05/02/04 The first Long Island Psychology Conference, organized by The
Psi Chi Chapters at Dowling College, Hofstra University, LIU - C.W. Post
College, and St. Joseph\'s College.

12/31/04 The Jospeh Sagol Neuroscience Center, Sheba Health Center,
Ramat Gan, Israel.

04/01/05 Psychology, NYU, Memory and Brain series, Cognitive
Neuroscience Journal Club.

12/14/05 Psychology, Beer Sheva University, Emotion symposium, Israel.

12/24/06 Functional Brain Imaging Unit, Wohl Institute for Advanced
Imaging, Tel-Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, Tel-Aviv, Israel.

06/12/07 Substance Abuse Fellowship weekly meeting (FR. Levin, M.D.),
NYS Psychiatric Institute and Dept. of Psychiatry, College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Columbia Univ., NY.

11/20/07 Neuropsychoimaging of reward and inhibitory control in cocaine
addiction", Dept. of Psychology (Brain and Behavior), Univ. of Haifa,
Israel.

**Interviews in Media**

10/25/02 The North Shore Sun ("Brain Matter" by A. Clancy).

11/12/02 BrainWork, the Neuroscience Newsletter of the Dana Foundation.

12/3/02 BNL ("Addicts\' Brains Work Harder to Control Behavior", a press
release).

08/06 A documentary on addiction for the RAI Italian National TV
Channel, by M. Rosi of DocLab Productions.

10/15/06 A press conference on 'The Prefrontal cortex in the I-RISA
(impaired response inhibition and salience attribution) syndrome of drug
addiction' at the Society for Neuroscience (SFN) 2006 Annual Meeting,
Atlanta GA. Consequently: BNL press release ("Altered perception of
reward in human cocaine addiction"); 10/17/06 Newsday ("How drug skew
values" by J. Talan); and 10/18/06 Reuters Health ("Cocaine alters brain
cells, impairs impulse control" by M. Kerr).

01/12/07 The Leonard Lopate Show on WNYC, New York Public Radio:
<http://www.wnyc.org/shows/lopate/episodes/2007/01>.

02/09/07 Congressional Quarterly Research ("Combating Addiction" by
Marcia Clemmitt).

02/11/07 The San Francisco Chronicle ("Riddle of addiction lures
researchers: Complex network of brain mechanisms underlies cravings" by
Carl Hall).

02/28/07 Dana Foundation press: featured in the 2007 Advances in Brain
Research: Brain Work ("Conversations with six leading neuroscientists on
timely topics in brain research: Addiction and the Prefrontal Cortex" by
Brenda Patoine).

03/19/07 Interview and TV documentary on Alcoholism, Substance Abuse and
Mental Health ("Something of Substance" by Marc Myers, Media Development
Coordinator), Suffolk County Department of Health Services, Division of
Community Mental Hygiene, aired in April, 2007.

11/07/07 BNL ("Cocaine abuse blunts sensitivity to monetary reward", a
press release), featured in Join Together
(<http://www.jointogether.org/> 11/15/07), an online source for
understanding addiction.

11/16/08 A press conference on 'Why Can\'t I Forget My Last Fix?' at the
SFN 2008 Annual Meeting, Washington DC. Consequently: BNL press release
("'Insight' Deficit May Explain Denial in Drug Addiction"); 11/18/08
Reuters Health ("Addicts prefer drug imagery to pleasant scenes" by A.
Harding); 11/18/08 UPI.com ("Preference for cocaine extends to images");
2/19/09 Neurology Today, published by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins for
members of the American Academy of Neurology ("Brain Mechanisms Needed
to Overcome Addiction are Impaired, New Studies Suggest" by Tom Valeo).

**Departmental and Institutional Service**

2001 -- 2002 Alternate member, BNL Institutional Review Board.

2002 -- 2005 Member, BNL Institutional Review Board.

2004 Member, Medical Department Planning Committee, BNL.

2008 -- present Member, BNL Scientific Staff Promotions Committee.

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######### Teaching and Supervision

1999 -- present Coordinator of neuropsychological testing in BNL.

2000 -- present Supervisor, Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships
(SULI, an educational research training program for undergraduate
students).

2001 Lecturer, Neuropsychological Assessment Graduate course (PSY 563),
Dept. of Psychology, SUNY SB.

2001 -- 2002 Supervisor, Internship program worksite, SUNY Potsdam.

######### Mentored Students and Personnel

+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| **          | ##             | **Pe   | ###### Current position    |
| Name/degree | ## Institution | riod** |                            |
| at          |                |        |                            |
| training**  |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| > **High    |                |        |                            |
| > School    |                |        |                            |
| > and       |                |        |                            |
| > Un        |                |        |                            |
| dergraduate |                |        |                            |
| >           |                |        |                            |
|  Students** |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| > **M.      | > Bowdoin      | 1999   | > Psy.D. at Widener Univ.  |
| >           | > College      |        | > (Chester, PA)            |
|  Schullery, |                |        |                            |
| > B.A.**    |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| > **F.      | > Northeastern | 2000   | > Psy.D. at Wright         |
| > Bashan,   | > Univ.        |        | > Institute (Berkeley, CA) |
| > B.S.**    |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| > **S. S.   | > SUNY Stony   | 2001-  | > M.D./Ph.D. student at    |
| > Khalsa,   | > Brook        | 2002   | > Iowa Medical School;     |
| > B.A.**    |                |        | > honors student           |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ########    | > SUNY Potsdam | 2002   | > Research Assistant at    |
| D. D'Angelo |                |        | > Nathan Klein Institute   |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| #######     | > SUNY Stony   | 2003   | > CW Post psychology       |
| # V. Vassil | > Brook        |        | > graduate student         |
| iades, B.A. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| #####       | > Miller Place | 2004   | > Columbia Univ.           |
| ### C. Wong | > High School  |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ###         | > SUNY Stony   | 2004 - | > Graduate studies in      |
| ##### D. De | > Brook        | 2005   | > Boston Univ. School of   |
| llosh, B.A. |                |        | > Public Health            |
|             |                |        | > (bioethics/health law)   |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ########    | > Medgar Evers | 2005   |                            |
| R. McIntosh | > College      |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ########    | > SUNY Stony   | 2005 - | > NYU undergraduate        |
|  T. Lukasik | > Brook        | 2006   | > student                  |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ########    | > SUNY Stony   | 2005 - | > NIDA (Cullen Trust       |
| O. Yeliosof | > Brook        | 2007   | > travel awardee)          |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ######      | > SUNY Geneseo | 2007 - | > Undergraduate student    |
| ## C. Urban |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ########    | > SUNY Stony   | 2007   | > Undergraduate student    |
| B. Blankson | > Brook        |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ######      | > Dartmouth    | 2007   | > Undergraduate student    |
| ## A. Henry | > College      |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| #######     | > SUNY Stony   | 2007   | > Undergraduate student    |
| # P. Saxena | > Brook        | --     |                            |
|             |                | 2008   |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ########    | > SUNY Stony   | 2007 - | > Undergraduate student    |
|  A. Yakubov | > Brook        | 2008   |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ######      | > St. Joseph's | 2007 - | > BNL Research Assistant   |
| ## G.E. Nie | > College      | 2008   |                            |
| banck, B.A. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ####        | > SUNY Stony   | 2008 - | > Undergraduate student    |
| #### C. Lie | > Brook        |        |                            |
| bling, B.A. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ###         | > Suffolk      | 2009 - | > Research Assistant       |
| ##### P. Zo | > Community    |        |                            |
| ccoli, B.A. | > College      |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| >           |                |        |                            |
|  **Graduate |                |        |                            |
| >           |                |        |                            |
|  Students** |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| > **Z. Jia, | > SUNY Stony   | 2001   | > Yale post-doctorate      |
| > B.E.**    | > Brook        |        | > fellow                   |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ########    | > SUNY Stony   | 2002 - | > PIBE Ph.D. student       |
|  A. C. Lesk | > Brook        | 2005   |                            |
| ovjan, B.S. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| #           | > SUNY Stony   | 2002 - | > Biopsychology graduate   |
| ####### S.  | > Brook        | 2004   | > student                  |
| Berry, B.A. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ######## A. | > SUNY Stony   | 2003   | > PIBE Ph.D. student       |
|  Wolf, B.S. | > Brook        |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| #           | > SUNY Stony   | 2003 - | > Computer Sciences Ph.D.  |
| ####### L.  | > Brook        | 2005   | > graduate                 |
| Zhang, M.S. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ###         | > SUNY Stony   | 2005   | > School of Social Welfare |
| ##### R. Bo | > Brook        |        | > graduate student         |
| nanno, LMSW |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| #####       | > SUNY Stony   | 2006 - | > PIBE Ph.D. student       |
| ### M. A. P | > Brook        |        |                            |
| arvaz, B.S. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ########    | > SUNY Stony   | 2006 - | > Computer Sciences Ph.D.  |
|  A. Panagop | > Brook        |        | > student                  |
| oulos, B.S. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| #####       | > University   | 2006 - | > Ph.D. student            |
| ### S.T. Mo | > of Michigan  |        |                            |
| eller, B.A. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ###         | > Universidad  | 2006 - | > Ph.D. student            |
| ##### S. As | > CEU Cardenal | 2007   |                            |
| ensio, B.S. | > Herrera,     |        |                            |
|             | > Valencia,    |        |                            |
|             | > Spain        |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ###         | > SUNY Stony   | 2007 - | > Biopsychology Ph.D.      |
| ##### J. Du | > Brook        | 2008   | > student                  |
| nning, M.S. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| #####       | > SUNY Stony   | 2007   | > Computer Sciences M.Sc.  |
| ### T. Chal | > Brook        | --     | > student                  |
| asani, B.S. |                | 2008   |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ###         | > SUNY Stony   | 2007 - | > Computer Sciences Ph.D.  |
| ##### J. Ho | > Brook        |        | > student                  |
| norio, B.S. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ######## J. | > SUNY Stony   | 2008 - | > Computer Sciences Ph.D.  |
|  Shan, B.S. | > Brook        |        | > student                  |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ##          | > NYU graduate | 2009 - | > BNL Research Assistant   |
| ###### A. K |                |        |                            |
| onova, M.A. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| > **Pos     |                |        |                            |
| t-Doctorate |                |        |                            |
| > Fellow/E  |                |        |                            |
| quivalent** |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| > **L.A.    | > SUNY Stony   | 2000 - | > BNL Post-doctorate       |
| > Cottone,  | > Brook        | 2005   | > fellow                   |
| > Ph.D.**   |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| > **S.      | > Haifa Univ., | 2002   | > Post-doctorate at Haifa  |
| > Shamay,   | > Israel       |        | > Univ. (Israel)           |
| > Ph.D.**   |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| #######     | > Columbia     | 2002 - | > BNL Associate Scientist  |
| # N. Alia-K | > Univ.        | 2005   |                            |
| lein, Ph.D. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ####        | > SUNY Stony   | 2004 - | > BNL non-scientific staff |
| #### T. Mal | > Brook        |        |                            |
| oney, Ph.D. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ######      | > SUNY Stony   | 2005 - | > BNL Post-doctorate       |
| ## P. A. Wo | > Brook        |        | > fellow                   |
| icik, Ph.D. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ###         | > Ege Univ.    | 2006 - | > Associate Professor of   |
| ##### A.S.  | > School of    | 2007   | > Psychiatry               |
| Gonul, M.D. | > Medicine     |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| ####        | > Ghent Univ., | 2007   | > BNL Post-doctorate       |
| #### D. Bae | > Belgium      |        | > fellow                   |
| yens, Ph.D. |                |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+
| #######     | > Universidad  | 2007 - | > BNL Post-doctorate       |
| # J. Trigo  | > Complutense  | 2008   | > fellow                   |
| Diaz, Ph.D. | > de Madrid    |        |                            |
+-------------+----------------+--------+----------------------------+

####  

#### Publications 

#### (NC is number of citations as per ISI web of knowledge, 12/30/08)

**Peer-Reviewed Journals: Original Research**

1.  Raz S, **Goldstein** R, Hopkins TL, Lauterbach MD, Shah F, Porter
    CL, Riggs WW, MaGill LH, Sander CJ. (1994). Sex differences in early
    vulnerability to cerebral injury and their neurodevelopmental
    implications. [Psychobiology, 22]{.underline}(3), 244-253. **NC:
    14**

2.  **Goldstein** R, Harvey AS, Duchowny M, Jayakar P, Altman N, Resnick
    T, Levin B, Dean P, Alvarez L. (1996). Preoperative clinical, EEG,
    and imaging findings do not predict seizure outcome following
    temporal lobectomy in childhood. [Journal of Child Neurology,
    1]{.underline}(6), 445-450. **NC: 19**

3.  **Goldstein** RZ, Volkow ND, Wang G-J, Fowler JS, Rajaram S. (2001).
    Addiction changes orbitofrontal gyrus function: involvement in
    response inhibition. [NeuroReport, 12]{.underline}(11), 2595-2599*.*
    **NC: 53**

4.  **Goldstein** RZ, Hurwitz BE, Llabre MM, Schneiderman N, Gutt M,
    Skyler JS, Prineas RJ, Donahue RP. (2001). Modeling preclinical
    cardiovascular risk for use in epidemiologic studies: Miami
    community health study. [American Journal of Epidemiology,
    154]{.underline}(8), 765-776. **NC: 2**

5.  **Goldstein** RZ, Giovannetti T, Schullery TM, Zuffante P, Lieberman
    JA, Robinson DG, Barr WB, Bilder RM. (2002). Neurocognitive
    correlates of response to treatment in formal thought disorder in
    first-episode schizophrenia. [Neuropsychiatry, Neuropsychology, and
    Behavioral Neurology, 15]{.underline}(2), 88-98. **NC: 2**

6.  **Goldstein** RZ, Volkow ND, Chang L, Wang G-J, Fowler JS, Depue RA,
    Gur RC. (2002). The Orbitofrontal Cortex in Methamphetamine
    Addiction: Involvement in Fear. [NeuroReport, 13(17),]{.underline}
    1-5. **NC: 13**

7.  Giovannetti T, **Goldstein** RZ, Schullery TM, Barr WB & Bilder RM.
    (2003). Semantic knowledge degradation does not explain reduced
    category fluency in first episode schizophrenia patients. [Journal
    of the International Neuropsychological Society, 9]{.underline},
    384-393. **NC: 7**

8.  **Goldstein** RZ, Leskovjan AC, Hoff AL Hitzemann R, Bashan F,
    Khalsa SS, Wang G-J, Fowler JS, Volkow ND. (2004). Severity of
    neuropsychological impairment in drug addiction: association with
    metabolism in the brain reward circuit. [Neuropsychologia,
    42,]{.underline} 1447-1458. \*\****The 5^th^ most heavily downloaded
    articles from the journal, 7/05.* NC: 42**

9.  **Goldstein** RZ, Alia-Klein N, Leskovjan AC, Fowler JS, Wang G-J,
    Gur RC, Hitzemann R, Volkow ND. (2005). Anger and depression in
    cocaine addiction: association with the orbitofrontal cortex.
    [Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging, 138]{.underline}, 13-22. **NC:
    12**

10. Volkow ND, Wang G-J, Begleiter H, Porjesz B, Fowler JS, Telang F, Ma
    Y, Wong C, Logan J, **Goldstein** R, Thanos PK, Alexoff D. (2006).
    High Dopamine D2 Receptors in Unaffected Members of Alcoholic
    Families: Possible Protective Factors. [Archives of General
    Psychiatry, 63]{.underline}, 999-1008. **NC: 26**

11. **Goldstein** RZ, Cottone LA, Jia Z, Maloney T, Volkow ND, and
    Squires NK. (2006). The effect of graded monetary reward on
    cognitive event-related potentials and behavior in young healthy
    adults. [International Journal of Psychophysiology, 62,]{.underline}
    272-279. **NC: 3**

12. **Goldstein** RZ, Alia-Klein N, Tomasi D, Zhang L, Cottone LA,
    Maloney T, Telang F, Caparelli EC, Chang L, Ernst T, Samaras D,
    Squires NK, and Volkow ND. (2007). Is decreased prefrontal cortical
    sensitivity to monetary reward associated with impaired motivation
    and self-control in cocaine addiction? [American Journal of
    Psychiatry, 164,]{.underline} 43-51. **NC: 11**

13. **Goldstein** RZ, Tomasi D, Alia-Klein N, Cottone LA, Zhang L,
    Telang F, and Volkow ND. (2007). Subjective sensitivity to monetary
    gradients is associated with frontolimbic activation to reward in
    cocaine abusers. [Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 87]{.underline},
    233-240. **NC: 11**

14. **Goldstein** RZ, Tomasi D, Alia-Klein N, Zhang L, Telang F, and
    Volkow ND. (2007). The effect of practice on a sustained attention
    task in cocaine abusers. [Neuroimage 35(1),]{.underline} 194-206.
    **NC: 4**

15. **Goldstein** RZ, Tomasi D, Rajaram S, Cottone LA, Zhang L, Maloney
    T, Telang F, Alia-Klein N, and Volkow ND. (2007). Role of the
    anterior cingulate and medial orbitofrontal cortex in processing
    drug cues in cocaine addiction. [Neuroscience, 144,]{.underline}
    1153-1159. **NC: 16**

16. **Goldstein** RZ, Woicik PA, Lukasik T, Maloney T, Volkow ND.
    (2007). Drug Fluency: A Potential Marker for Current Cocaine Abuse.
    [Drug and Alcohol Dependence]{.underline} [89(1)]{.underline},
    97-101. **NC: 1**

17. Tomasi D, **Goldstein** RZ, Telang F, Maloney T, Alia-Klein N,
    Caparelli EC, Volkow ND. (2007). Thalamo-cortical dysfunction in
    cocaine abusers: implications in attention and perception.
    [Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging 155(3),]{.underline} 189-201.
    **NC: 4**

18. Alia-Klein N, O'Rourke TM, **Goldstein** RZ, Malaspina D. (2007).
    Insight into illness and adherence to psychotropic medications
    predict violence severity in a forensic sample. [Aggressive
    Behavior, 33(1)]{.underline}, 86-96. **NC: 1**

19. Alia-Klein N, **Goldstein** RZ, Tomasi D, Zhang L, Telang F, Wang
    G-J, Fowler JS, Volkow ND. (2007). What is in a word? *No* versus
    *Yes* differential activate the lateral orbitofrontal cortex.
    [Emotion 7(3)]{.underline}, 649-59.

20. Fowler JS, Alia-Klein N, Kriplani A, Logan J, Williams B, Zhu W,
    Craig IW, Telang F, **Goldstein** R, Volkow ND, Vaska P, Wang G-J.
    (2007). Evidence that brain MAO A activity does not correspond to
    MAO A genotype in healthy male subjects. [Biological Psychiatry
    62]{.underline}, 355-358. **NC: 5**

21. Tomasi D, **Goldstein** RZ, Telang F, Maloney T, Alia-Klein N,
    Caparelli EC, Volkow ND. (2007). Widespread disruption in brain
    activation patterns to a working memory task during cocaine
    abstinence. [Brain Research 1171]{.underline}, 83-92. **NC: 1**

22. Tomer R, **Goldstein** RZ, Wang G-J, Wong C, Volkow ND. (2008).
    Incentive motivation is associated with asymmetry in striatal
    markers of dopamine neurotransmission. [Biological Psychology
    77(1)]{.underline}, 98-101. **NC: 2**

23. Alia-Klein N, **Goldstein** RZ, Logan J, Tomasi D, Kriplani A,
    Telang F, Shumay E, Biegon A, Henn F, Wang G-J, Volkow ND, Fowler
    JS. (2008). Brain MAO A Activity Associated with Trait Aggression.
    [Journal of Neuroscience 28(19)]{.underline}, 5099-5104.

24. **Goldstein** RZ, Parvaz MA, Maloney T, Alia-Klein N, Woicik PA,
    Telang F, Wang G-J, Volkow ND. (2008). Compromised sensitivity to
    monetary reward in current cocaine users: an ERP study.
    [Psychophysiology 45(5)]{.underline}, 705-713.

25. Alia-Klein N, Kriplani A, Pradhan K, Ma J-Y, Logan J, Williams B,
    Craig IW, Telang F, Tomasi D, **Goldstein** RZ, Wang G-J, Volkow ND,
    Fowler JS. (2008). The MAO A genotype does not modulate resting
    brain metabolism in adults. [Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging
    164(1)]{.underline}, 73-6.

26. Volkow ND, Wang G-J, Telang F, Fowler JS, **Goldstein** RZ,
    Alia-Klein N, Logan J, Wong C, Thanos PK, Ma Y, Pradhan K. (2009).
    Inverse Association between BMI and Prefrontal Metabolic Activity in
    Healthy Adults. [Obesity, 17(1)]{.underline}, 60-5.

27. Woicik PA, Moeller SJ, Alia-Klein N, Maloney T, Lukasik T, Yeliosof
    O, Wang G-J, Volkow ND, **Goldstein** RZ. (2009). The
    Neuropsychology of Cocaine Addiction: Recent Cocaine Use Masks
    Impairment. [Neuropsychopharmacology]{.underline}, *in press*.

28. **Goldstein** RZ, Woicik PA, Moeller SJ, Telang F, Jayne M, Wong C,
    Wang G-J, Fowler JS, Volkow ND. (2009). Liking and Wanting of Drug
    and Non-Drug Rewards in Active Cocaine Users: the STRAP-R
    Questionnaire. [Journal of Psychopharmacology]{.underline}, *in
    press*.

29. Alia-Klein N, **Goldstein** RZ, Tomasi D, Woicik PA, Moeller SJ,
    Williams B, Craig IW, Telang F, Biegon A, Wang G-J, Fowler JS,
    Volkow ND. Neural Mechanisms of Emotion Regulation as a Function of
    Genetic Risk for Violence. [Emotion]{.underline}, *accepted*.

30. Moeller SJ, Maloney T, Parvaz MA, Dunning JP, Alia-Klein N, Woicik
    PA, Hajcak G, Telang F, Wang G-J, Volkow ND, and **Goldstein** RZ.
    Behavioral preference for cocaine pictures in cocaine addiction:
    results of two novel choice tasks. [Biological
    Psychiatry]{.underline}, *accepted*.

**Peer-Reviewed Journals: Reviews**

31. **Goldstein** RZ, Volkow ND. (2002). Drug Addiction and its
    Underlying Neurobiological Basis: Neuroimaging Evidence for the
    Involvement of the Frontal Cortex. [American Journal of Psychiatry,
    159(10)]{.underline}, 1642-1652. **NC: [333]{.underline}**

32. Volkow ND, Fowler JS, Wang G-J, **Goldstein** RZ. (2002). Role of
    Dopamine and the Frontal Cortex in Drug Addiction In Humans.
    [Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, 78(3),]{.underline} 610-624.
    **NC: 82**

33. **Goldstein** RZ, Craig AD, Bechara A, Garavan H, Childress AR,
    Paulus M, Volkow ND. (invited) The neurocircuitry of impaired
    insight in drug addiction. Invited by [Trends in Cognitive
    Science]{.underline}.

    **Peer-Reviewed Full-Length Proceedings**

34. Zhang L, Samaras D, Tomasi D, Alia-Klein N, Cottone LA, Leskovjan
    LC, Volkow ND, **Goldstein** R. (2005). Exploiting Temporal
    Information in Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Brain Data. In
    Proc [Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted
    Intervention,]{.underline} pp. 679-687.

35. Zhang L, Samaras D, Volkow ND, **Goldstein** RZ. (2005). Machine
    Learning for Clinical Diagnosis from Functional Magnetic Resonance
    Imaging (#169). In *IEEE Proc. of* [Computer Vision and Pattern
    Recognition*,*I]{.underline},1211-1217.

36. Zhang L, Samaras D, Alia-Klein N, Volkow ND, **Goldstein** RZ.
    (2006). Modeling Neuronal Interactivity using Dynamic Bayesian
    Networks. In Advances in [Neural Information Processing Systems
    18]{.underline}, *Y.* Weiss, B. Scholkopf, and J. Platt, Eds. MIT
    Press, Cambridge, MA.

37. Langs G, Samaras D, Paragios N, Honorio J, Alia-Klein N, Tomasi D,
    Volkow ND, **Goldstein** RZ. (2008). In Proc [Medical Image
    Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention]{.underline}, pp.
    925-933.

    **Book Chapters**

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1.  Hurwitz BE, **Goldstein** R, Massie CA, Llabre MM, Schneiderman N.
    (2000). Low-flow circulatory state and the pathophysiological
    development of cardiovascular disease: A model of autonomic
    mediation of cardiovascular regulation. In P.M. McCabe, N.
    Schneiderman, T. Field, & A. R. Wellens (Eds.), Stress, Coping, and
    Cardiovascular Disease. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. Mahwah, NJ, pp
    85-122.

2.  **Goldstein** RZ, Alia-Klein N, Cottone LA, Volkow ND. (2006).
    Addiction and the Orbitofrontal Cortex. In D Zald & S Rauch (Eds.),
    The Orbitofrontal Cortex. Oxford University Press.

3.  Volkow ND, Wang G-J, Fowler JS, **Goldstein** RZ. (2006). Imaging
    the Addicted Brain. In BK Madras, CM Colvis, JD Pollock, JL Rutter,
    D Shurtleff, & MV Zastrow (Eds.), Cell Biology of Addiction. The
    Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press.

4.  **Goldstein** RZ, Alia-Klein N, Volkow ND. (2009). Drug Addiction:
    Neuroimaging. Encyclopedia of Neuroscience. (L.R. Squire, Editor).
    Oxford: Academic Press, p. 699-711.

5.  Woicik PA, Alia-Klein N, Volkow ND, **Goldstein** RZ. (2009).
    Neuroimaging in Human Drug Addiction. In D Borsook, L Becerra, E
    Bullmore & R Hargreaves (Eds.), Imaging in Drug Development.
    Springer.

6.  **Goldstein** RZ. (invited). Reduced neural sensitivity to monetary
    reward in cocaine addiction. In E Phelps, MR Delgado, TW Robbins
    (Eds.), Attention and Performance.

7.  **Goldstein** RZ. (invited). Cognitive Disruptions in Drug
    Addiction. In B Adinoff & E. Stein (Eds.), Neuroimaging in the
    Addictions*.* World Scientific.

**Conference Activities**

**Symposia Organization/Chairing**

1.  **Co-chaired**, and presented in a symposium on "The Orbitofronal
    Cortex in Drug Addiction: Role in Salience Attribution and
    Inhibitory Control"; the 42^nd^ American College on
    Neuropsychopharmacology (ACNP) Annual Meeting, Puerto Rico, December
    2003.

2.  **Chaired**, and presented in a symposium on "Inhibitory Control in
    fMRI Studies: Application of Basic Cognitive-Behavioral Research to
    the Study of Psychopathology"; Organization for Human Brain Mapping
    (HBM), Toronto Canada, June 2005.

3.  **Chaired** a symposium on "Functional neuroimaging evidence for a
    brain network underlying impaired insight (into illness) in drug
    addiction"; SFN Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, November 2008.
    **Selected by SFN for a press conference.**

4.  **Chaired** a slide session on "Neural Mechanisms of Addiction II",
    SFN, Washington, DC, November 2008.

5.  **Chaired** a slide session on "Drug addiction -- the role of the
    prefrontal cortex", Israeli SFN, Eilat, Israel, December 2008.

6.  To **co-chair** and present in a NIDA sponsored symposium on
    "Imaging insight: basic definitions, measures, and relevance to
    psychopathology", APA Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, May 2009.

    **Invited Participation in Conference Symposia**

7.  Symposium on "Stress and relapse in drug addiction: lessons from
    human neuroscience"; Society for Biological Psychiatry; Chair: J.
    Neumaier; NY, May 2004. Talk **title**: Neuroimaging evidence for a
    modified function of the orbitofrontal cortex in human cocaine
    addiction: implications for stress induced relapse.

8.  A NIDA/APA-sponsored symposium for the American Psychological
    Association Annual Meeting in Washington DC, August 2005, on
    \"Neurobiological Aspects of Drug Addiction: Implications for
    Treatment\". Talk **title**: Neuropsychological impairment in drug
    addiction and its association with prefrontal cortical activity.

9.  A mini-symposium "Just say No" on the role of the prefrontal cortex
    in drug addiction; SFN; Chair: A. Levin, Co-Chair: JD. Jentsch;
    Atlanta GA, October 2006. Talk **title**: The prefrontal cortex in
    the I-RISA (Impaired Response Inhibition and Salience Attribution)
    syndrome of drug addiction. **Selected by SFN for a press
    conference.**

10. A symposium on "monkey and human studies of altered cognition and
    cortical function due to cocaine addiction"; ACNP 46^th^ Annual
    Meeting; Chair: C. Bradberry; Boca Raton FL, December 2007. Talk
    **title**: Altered prefrontal cortical function underlies
    impairments in attention to reward and inhibitory control in cocaine
    addicted individuals.

11. A NIDA-sponsored symposium for the American Psychiatric Association
    Annual Meeting in San Francisco CA, May 2009, on "Imaging insight:
    basic definitions, measures, and relevance to psychopathology".

12. A NIDA-sponsored symposium for the American Psychological
    Association Annual Meeting in Toronto Canada, August 2009, on "Using
    Behavioral and Cognitive Assessments to Inform Addiction Treatment".

    **Conference Slide Presentations**

13. **Goldstein** RZ. Functional neuroimaging evidence for a modified
    function of the orbitofrontal cortex in human cocaine addiction:
    Involvement in inhibitory control and salience attribution. ACNP,
    Puerto Rico, December 2003.

14. **Goldstein** RZ, Cottone LA, Alia-Klein N, Leskovjan AC, Fowler JS,
    Wang GJ, Gur RC, Hitzemann R, Volkow ND. The neurobiology of anger
    in cocaine addiction: role of the lateral orbitofrontal gyrus.
    College on Problems of Drug Dependence, Puerto Rico, June 2004.

15. Alia-Klein N, **Goldstein** RZ, Tomasi D, Cottone LA, Wang G-J,
    Fowler JS, and Volkow ND. The word \"NO\" activates areas associated
    with negative emotion and inhibitory control. SFN, San Diego CA,
    October 2004.

16. **Goldstein** RZ. The Lateral Orbitofrontal Cortex and Inhibitory
    Control in Cocaine Addiction. HBM, Toronto Canada, June 2005.

17. Fowler JS, Klein N, Kriplani A, Logan J, Craig IW, Telang F,
    **Goldstein** RZ, Volkow ND, Wang G-J. Brain MAO A Activity and MAO
    A Genotype in Healthy Male Subjects. Society of Nuclear Medicine
    Annual Meeting, Toronto Canada, June 2005.

18. Wang G-J, Alia-Klein N, Telang F, Ma Y, Jayne M, Zhu W,
    **Goldstein** RZ, Volkow ND, Fowler JS. Brain metabolic response to
    violent video presentation. Society of Nuclear Medicine Annual
    Meeting, Toronto Canada, June 2005.

19. **Goldstein** RZ, Woicik PA, Moeller SJ, Telang F, Wang G-J, Jayne
    MC, Wong C, Fowler JS, Volkow ND. Extending incentive sensitization
    theory to human self-report: wanting exceeds liking for drugs but
    not for other primary rewards in cocaine addiction. SFN, Atlanta GA,
    October 2006. **Selected by SFN for a press conference.**

20. Tomasi D, **Goldstein** RZ, Maloney T, Telang F, Caparelli EC,
    Alia-Klein N, Volkow ND. Abnormal Thalamo-Cortical Activation during
    working memory and visual attention in Cocaine Abusers. ISMRM
    workshop on Cerebral Perfusion and Brain Function, Salvador Brazil,
    August 2007.

21. **Goldstein** RZ, Tomasi D, Alia-Klein N, Woicik PA, Maloney T,
    Panagopoulos A, Wang R, Volkow ND. An event-related color-word
    Stroop task in cocaine addiction: an fMRI study. SFN, San Diego CA,
    November 2007.

22. Parvaz MA, Maloney T, Woicik PA, Alia-Klein N, Telang F, Wang G-J,
    Volkow ND, **Goldstein** RZ. Compromised sensitivity to relative
    monetary reward in Current Cocaine Addiction: evidence from the
    P300. SFN, San Diego CA, November 2007. **Selected by the SFN\'s
    Public Education and Communication Committee for a Neuroscience 2007
    Press Book submission.**

23. Moeller SJ, Parvaz MA, Dunning JP, Maloney T, Alia-Klein N, Woicik
    PA, Hajcak G, Telang F, Wang G-J, Volkow ND, and **Goldstein** RZ.
    Behavioral preference for cocaine stimuli in cocaine addiction:
    results of two novel choice tasks. SFN, Washington DC,
    November 2008. **Selected by the SFN\'s Public Education and
    Communication Committee for a Neuroscience 2008 Press Book
    submission.**

24. **Goldstein** RZ. The prefrontal cortex in reinforcement and
    inhibitory control in cocaine addiction: evidence from human
    neuroimaging studies. Israeli SFN, Eilat, Israel, December 2008.

25. **Tomasi** D, Volkow ND, Wang RL, Carrillo JH, Maloney T, Alia-Klein
    N, Woicik PA, Telang F, **Goldstein** RZ. Disrupted
    nidbrain-thalamic functional connectivity in cocaine abusers. The
    17^th^ ISMRM Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii, April 2009.

    **Conference Poster Presentations**

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1.  **Goldstein** R, Duchowny MS, Jayakar P, Resnick TJ, Altman N,
    Alvarez LA. (1993). Predictors of seizure relief after temporal
    lobectomy in children. [Epilepsia, 34]{.underline} (suppl 6): 102.

2.  Duchowny MS, Harvey AS, **Goldstein** R, Bruce JH, Jayakar P,
    Resnick TJ, Alvarez LA, Altman N. (1994). Cortical dysplasia in
    children with intractable partial epilepsy. [Epilepsia,
    35]{.underline} (suppl 8): 14.

3.  **Goldstein**, R., Harvey, A. S., Duchowny, M. S., Bruce, J. H.,
    Jayakar, P., Resnick, T. J., Altman, N., & Alvarez, L. A. (1994).
    Clinical correlates of abnormal columnar organization in children
    with chronic focal epilepsy. [SFN Abstracts, 20]{.underline}: 1494.

4.  Harvey AS, Duchowny MS, **Goldstein** R, Bruce JH, Jayakar P,
    Resnick TJ, Alvarez LA, Altman N. (1994). Developmental
    neuropathology in children with intractable partial epilepsy.
    [Annals of Neurology, 36]{.underline}: 487.

5.  **Goldstein**, R, Llabre MM, Donahue RP, Schneiderman N, Prineas RJ,
    Hurwitz BE. (1997). A model of autonomic regulation of
    cardiovascular function in White, Black, and Cuban men. [Annals of
    Behavioral Medicine, 19]{.underline}, S156.

6.  **Goldstein** R, Llabre MM, Donahue RP, Milanovich JR, Kibler JL,
    Motivala SJ, Vallenilla CT, Stern N, Prineas RJ, Schneiderman N,
    Hurwitz BE. (1998). Cross-validation of a model of autonomic and
    cardiovascular function in men and women. [Annals of Behavioral
    Medicine, 20]{.underline}(suppl), S86.

7.  Zuffante P, Gunduz H, Wu H, Alvir J, Robinson D, Szeszko P, Crandall
    D, Reiter G, Bates J, Goldman R, **Goldstein** R, Ashtari M,
    Leiberman J, Bilder R. (1999). Superior temporal gyrus grey matter
    volumes and neuropsychological functions in first episode
    schizophrenia. [Schizophrenia Research 36]{.underline} (1-3), 215.

8.  Baker N, Brownley KA, Llabre MM, Gutt M, **Goldstein** R,
    Schneiderman N, Donahue RP, Hurwitz BE. (2000). Miami Community
    Health Study: Cardiovascular Reactivity in African-American,
    Cuban-American and White Men and Women. [Annals of Behavioral
    Medicine, 22]{.underline} (suppl), S180.

9.  Davis CL, Llabre M, **Goldstein** R, Donahue R, Prineas R, Hurwitz
    BE, Schneiderman N. (2000). Differential LDL-SBP Relationships in
    Black and White Men. [Ann Behavioral Medicine, 22]{.underline}
    (suppl), S101.

10. Giovannetti T, **Goldstein** RZ, Schullery M, Lieberman J, Robinson
    D, Bilder RM, Barr WB (2001). First episode schizophrenia patients
    show preserved semantic knowledge. [Journal of the International
    Neuropsychological Society 7]{.underline}(2), 163.

11. **Goldstein** R, Giovannetti T, Schullery M, Wu H, Lieberman J,
    Robinson D, Barr WB, Bilder RM (2001). Psychiatric and
    neuroanatomical correlates of cognitive function in schizophrenia.
    [Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society
    7]{.underline}(2), 162-163.

12. **Goldstein** RZ, Giovannetti T, Schullery M, Lieberman J, Robinson
    D, Barr WB, Bilder RM. (2001). Predicting formal thought disorder
    from semantic vs. executive dysfunction in first-episode
    schizophrenia. [Schizophrenia Research 49]{.underline} (1-2 Suppl.),
    107.

13. **Goldstein** RZ, Volkow ND, Bashan F, Wang G-J, Fowler JS.
    Addiction changes orbitofrontal function: role in response
    inhibition. Recruitment by bottom-up processes? SFN, Nov 2001, San
    Diego, CA.

14. **Goldstein** RZ, Cottone LA, Jia J, Leskovjan AC, Volkow ND,
    Squires NK. The effect of graded monetary reward on event-related
    potentials and behavior: relevance to drug addiction. Cognitive
    Neuroscience Society, Annual Meeting, March, 2003.

15. Leskovjan AC, **Goldstein** RZ, Volkow ND, Wang G-J, Fowler JS. Use
    of the Rey-Osterrieth Complex Figure to identify cocaine-addicted
    individuals with frontal lobe dysfunction. Cognitive Neuroscience
    Society, Annual Meeting, March, 2003.

16. D'Angelo D, **Goldstein** RZ, Leskovjan AC, Volkow ND. The
    abbreviation of neuropsychological testing for clinical research.
    Cognitive Neuroscience Society, Annual Meeting, March, 2003.

17. **Goldstein** RZ, Berry SA, Leskovjan AC, Caparelli E, Tomasi D,
    Chang L, Telang F, Volkow ND, Squires NK, and Ernst T. Money
    activates reward circuits in cocaine addiction: A functional MRI
    study at 4 T**.** International Society for Magnetic Resonance in
    Medicine, 11^th^ Meeting, July, 2003.

18. **Goldstein** RZ, Volkow ND, Tomasi D, Caparelli EC, Berry SA,
    Leskovjan AC, Telang F, Chang L, Ernst T. A modified role for the
    orbitofrontal cortex in attribution of salience to monetary reward
    in cocaine addiction: an fMRI Study at 4 T. HBM Annual Meeting,
    Budapest, Hungary, June 14, 2004.

19. **Goldstein** RZ, Leskovjan AC, Hoff AL, Hitzemann R, Bashan F,
    Khalsa SS, Wang GJ, Fowler JS, Volkow ND. Severity of
    neuropsychological impairment in cocaine addiction: association with
    metabolism in the brain reward circuit. College on Problems of Drug
    Dependence, Puerto Rico, June 12-17, 2004.

20. Alia-Klein N, O'Rourke T, **Goldstein** RZ, Cottone LA, Volkow ND.
    Cannabis interacts with specific psychotic symptoms to increase
    severity of violent behavior in individuals with psychotic
    disorders. College on Problems of Drug Dependence, Puerto Rico, June
    12-17, 2004.

21. **Goldstein** RZ, Tomasi D, Cottone LA, Telang F, Caparelli EC,
    Zhang L, Leskovjan AC, Chang L, Ernst T, and Volkow ND. Loss of
    sensitivity in appraising relative saliency of money in drug abusers
    is associated with disrupted activity in orbitofrontal cortex. SFN,
    San Diego, October 2004.

22. Alia-Klein N, **Goldstein** RZ, Tomasi D, Zhang L, Cottone L, Fowler
    J, Wang GJ, Volkow ND. Role of Genotype in Cingulate Function and
    Inhibitory Control: a Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI)
    Study. Cognitive Neuroscience Society, Annual Meeting, New York, NY,
    April, 2005; in [Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience,
    S33-34]{.underline}.

23. Leskovjan AC, Tomasi D, Zhang L, Cottone LA, Telang F, Caparelli EC,
    Samaras D, Chang L, Ernst T, Volkow ND, and **Goldstein** RZ.
    Modulation of neural response in the prefrontal cortex and
    cerebellum by monetary reward and instrumental response on a
    GO/NO-GO task. Cognitive Neuroscience Society, Annual Meeting, New
    York, NY, April, 2005; in [Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience,
    S36]{.underline}.

24. Delosh D, Leskovjan AC, Cottone LA, Alia-Klein N, and **Goldstein**
    RZ. Cocaine Addiction is associated with impaired learning on the
    Wisconsin Card Sort Task: findings in high functioning individuals.
    Cognitive Neuroscience Society, Annual Meeting, New York, NY,
    April, 2005. [J Cognitive Neuroscience, S226]{.underline}.

25. Tomer R, **Goldstein** RZ, Wang G-J, Christopher W, Volkow ND.
    Incentive motivation is associated with striatal dopamine asymmetry.
    Cognitive Neuroscience Society, Annual Meeting, New York, NY,
    April, 2005. in [Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience,
    S167]{.underline}.

26. Alia-Klein N, **Goldstein** RZ, Tomasi D, Zhang L, Cottone L, Fowler
    J, Volkow ND, Wang GJ. Increased amygdala and decreased anterior
    cingulate responses to a signal to stop behavior (emphatic
    vocalizations of the word "No!") in aggression-prone individuals.
    HBM Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada, June, 2005.

27. Cottone L.A., Maloney T., Delosh D., Leskovjan A., Alia-Klein N.,
    Telang F., Squires N.K., Fowler J.S., Volkow N.D., **Goldstein**
    R.Z. The effect of monetary reward on event-related potentials in
    cocaine addiction. SFN, Washington, 2005.

28. **Goldstein** RZ , Delosh D, Cottone LA, Leskovjan AC, Alia-Klein N,
    Fowler JS, Wang GJ, Telang F, Maloney T, and Volkow ND. Relationship
    between cognitive functioning and recent cocaine use: evidence from
    neuropsychological testing and urine toxicology. SFN, Washington,
    2005.

29. Zhang L, Samaras D, Alia-Klein N, Cottone L, Maloney T, Leskovjan A,
    Tomasi D, Fowler J, Volkow ND, **Goldstein** RZ. Using Advanced
    Computational Methods to Analyze Neuroimaging Data to Diagnose
    Psychopathology. SFN, Washington, 2005.

30. **Goldstein** RZ, Tomasi D, Cottone LA, Zhang L, Alia-Klein N,
    Maloney T, Telang F, Caparelli EC, Swanson JM, Volkow ND. Decreased
    corticolimbic response to monetary reward in cocaine addiction:
    Association with motivation and self-control.
    [Neuropsychopharmacology 30]{.underline}: S143-S144 Suppl. 1; ACNP,
    Hawaii, December 2005.

31. **Goldstein** RZ, Tomasi D, Rajaram S, Cottone LA, Zhang L, Maloney
    T, Telang F, Alia-Klein N, and Volkow ND. Role of the anterior
    cingulate cortex in negative valence attribution and accuracy on a
    drug Stroop task in cocaine addiction. HBM, Florence, Italy, 2006.

32. D. Tomasi, R.Z. **Goldstein**, F. Telang, T. Maloney, E.C.
    Caparelli, N.D. Volkow. Cocaine abusers have widespread disruption
    in brain activation patterns to a working memory task. HBM,
    Florence, Italy, 2006.

33. Alia-Klein N, **Goldstein** RZ, Tomasi D, Zhang L, Telang F, Wang
    GJ, Fowler JS, Volkow ND. What is in a word? *No* versus *Yes*
    differentially activate the lateral orbitofrontal cortex. HBM Annual
    Meeting, Florence, Italy, 2006.

34. Alia-Klein N, Kriplani A, Logan J, Telang F, Wang GJ, Craig I,
    Williams B, Tomasi D, **Goldstein** RZ, Ma J, Volkow ND, Fowler JS.
    Divergent Associations between MAO A Genotype on Anterior Cingulate
    Metabolism, MAO A levels and Cognitive Control. Society of Nuclear
    Medicine, Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, June, 2006.

35. **Goldstein** RZ, Woicik PA, Maloney T, Lukasik T, Yeliosif O,
    Alia-Klein N, Wang G-J, Fowler JS, Wong C, Volkow ND. Drug fluency:
    A Potential Marker for Substance Abuse. College on Problems of Drug
    Dependence Annual Meeting, 2006.

36. Woicik PA, Bonanno R, Alia-Klein N, Wang G-J, Wong C, Fowler JS,
    Volkow ND, **Goldstein** RZ. Does Personality Predict Performance on
    Behavioral Tasks of Inhibitory Control in Cocaine Abusers? College
    on Problems of Drug Dependence Annual Meeting, 2006.

37. Parvaz MA, Maloney T, Tomasi D, Alia-Klein N, Telang F, Wang G-J,
    Volkow ND, **Goldstein** RZ. A multimodal analysis of decreased
    neural sensitivity to reward in cocaine addiction. BioMedical
    Engineering Society, Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, October, 2006.

38. **Goldstein** RZ, Alia-Klein N, Tomasi D, Rajaram S, Henn F, Volkow
    ND. Testing the I-RISA (Impaired Response Inhibition and Salience
    Attribution) model in cocaine addiction using a newly developed drug
    Stroop task for fMRI. Neuropsychopharmacology 31: S202-S203 Suppl. 1
    DEC 2006; ACNP Annual Meeting, FL, 2006.

39. Gonul AS, Woicik PA, Tomasi D, Alia-Klein N, Maloney T, Wong C, Wang
    G-J, Sedler M, Volkow ND, **Goldstein** RZ. Increased gray matter
    volume in the lateral orbitofrontal cortex of current cocaine users.
    New York Academy of Science, Linking Affect to Action: Critical
    Contributions of the Orbitofrontal Cortex , 2007. **Selected for a
    monetary and panel fellowship.**

40. Woicik PA, Westmaas JL, Conrod PJ, **Goldstein** RZ. An Examination
    of Disinhibitory Personality Risk for Alcohol Use/Abuse.
    Alcoholism-Clinical and Experimental Research (2007), 31(6):
    162A-162A Suppl.

41. Alia-Klein N, Shumay E, **Goldstein** RZ, Kriplani A, Logan J,
    Telang F, Williams B, Craig I, Wang G-J, Henn F, Volkow ND, Fowler
    JS. Gene-Brain-Behavior relationships: evidence that trait
    aggression is associated with brain MAO A activity in healthy male
    subjects. Society of Nuclear Medicine Annual Meeting, Washington,
    D.C., June 2007. **Selected as 2007 \"Image of the Year.\"**

42. Wang RL, Tomasi D, Wang G-J, Caparelli EC, **Goldstein** RZ, Volkow
    ND, and Fowler JS. Induced Magnetic Forces in the Human Head during
    MRI procedures: A group analysis. **3^rd^ Place Award winner on MR
    safety studies**, 16^th^ ISMRM Scientific Meeting in Toronto, Canada
    May 4-9, 2008.

43. Alia-Klein N, Wang G-J, Logan J, Woicik PA, Diaz JT, Telang F,
    Biegon A, **Goldstein** RZ, Fowler JS, Volkow ND. Enduring assault
    behavior and serotonin transporters in the orbitofrontal cortex. SFN
    2008.

44. Dunning JP, Hajcak G, Parvaz MA, Maloney T, Volkow ND, **Goldstein**
    RZ. Differential electrocortical response to drug stimuli between
    cocaine addicts and healthy controls. The 48th Annual Meeting of the
    Society for Psychophysiological Research (SPR), Austin, TX, October,
    2008.

**Abstracts for DOE's Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships**

45. Khalsa SS, **Goldstein** RZ, Bashan F, Fowler JS, Volkow ND. The
    Neuropsychology of Cocaine Addiction: Preliminary results from BNL.
    US Department of Energy (DOE) \"Journal of Undergraduate Research\",
    Volume 2, 2002.

46. Delosh D and **Goldstein** RZ. Motor Functioning in Drug Addicted
    Individuals: Chronic and Past Cocaine and Alcohol Abusers. US
    Department of Energy \"Journal of Undergraduate Research\", Volume
    5, 2005.

47. Delosh D and **Goldstein** RZ. The Effects of Urine Toxicology on
    Motor Performance in Cocaine Addicted Individuals. US DOE \"Journal
    of Undergraduate Research\", Volume 5, 2005.

48. Yeliosof O, **Goldstein** RZ, Alia-Klien N. Uncovering the
    neurobiological underpinnings of aggression. US DOE \"Journal of
    Undergraduate Research\", Volume 6, 2006.

49. Lukasik T, **Goldstein** RZ. An Examination of Perseveration in
    Cocaine Abusers. US DOE \"Journal of Undergraduate Research\",
    Volume 6, 2006.

50. Urban CL, Woicik PA, Moeller S, **Goldstein** RZ. A Personality
    profile in current cocaine addicted individuals. US DOE \"Journal of
    Undergraduate Research\", Volume 7, 2007.

51. Blankson B, Moeller S, Woicik PA, **Goldstein** RZ. Conflict
    Resolution is Impaired in Currently Withdrawn Cocaine Addicted
    Individuals. US DOE \"Journal of Undergraduate Research\", Volume
    7, 2007. **Selected for a slide presentation.**

52. Urban CL, Woicik PA, **Goldstein** RZ. Impaired learning in
    high-functioning cocaine-addicted individuals is associated with
    memory deficits. US DOE, 2008. **Selected for a slide
    presentation.**

53. Yakubov A, Parvaz M, **Goldstein** RZ. Designing a Reward
    Devaluation fMRI Task. US DOE, 2008.