News - Behavioral Neuroscience and Psychiatric Disorders
Asian elephants reassure others in distress, 2/18/14
Dr. Love on NPR: Learning About Love From Prairie Vole Bonding, 2/9/14
Researchers Identify Gene that Influences the Ability to Remember Faces (12/23/13)
Mice can inherit learned sensitivity to a smell (12/2/13)
Young Apes Manage Emotions like Humans, (10/14/13)
Elephants reassure others in distress (02/18/2014)
Learning About Love From Prairie Vole Bonding (02/09/2014)
Identification of gene that influences joint attention in chimpanzees provides insight into autism spectrum disorders (02/05/2014)
Researchers Identify Gene that Influences the Ability to Remember Faces (12/23/2013)
Mice can inherit learned sensitivity to a smell (12/02/2013)
Young Apes Manage Emotions Like Humans (10/14/2013)
Institute of Medicine Elects Yerkes Researcher (10/15/2012)
Larry Young's First Book Released Today (09/13/2012)
National PTSD Consortium to Improve Diagnosis and Treatment (08/14/2012)
Dr. Larry Young Teaches Neuroscience to Tibetan Monks (06/11/2012)
New Biological Pathway Identified for PTSD (02/24/2011)
Yerkes Researcher Mike Davis, PhD, featured on Emory Health Now Blog (02/04/2011)
Exploring the Social Brain: New Emory Center Focuses on Research Discoveries, Treatments for Autism, Schizophrenia (02/01/2011)
Yerkes Researchers Present at 40th Annual Society for Neuroscience Conference (11/12/2010)
Brain Scientists Extend Map of Fear Memory Formation (01/28/2010)
Yerkes Researchers Create First Transgenic Prairie Voles (12/01/2009)
Yerkes Researchers Show Early Life Nurturing Impacts Later Life Relationships (08/27/2009)
Yerkes Researcher Discusses the Neuroscience Behind Love (01/07/2009)
Childhood Abuse and Variation in Stress Gene Increases Risk of Severe PTSD Symptoms (03/18/2008)
Junk DNA Shapes Social Behavior (06/09/2005)
Yerkes and CBN Researchers Make Promiscuous Animals Monogamous by Manipulating Genes (06/16/2004)
Reward Mechanism Involved in Addiction Likely Regulates Pair Bonds Between Monogamous Animals (01/19/2004)
Yerkes Research Center Receives Five-Year, $9.5 Million Grant To Study Oxytocin
