News - Neuropharmacology and Neurologic Diseases
Congressman Hank Johnson Visits Yerkes Research Center (04/10/2012)
Q&A with Yerkes Director Dr. Stuart Zola Featured in Neuroscience Quarterly, Winter 2012 edition (03/02/2012)
Yerkes Researcher Honored by The National Academy of Sciences (01/20/2011)
NIH Institute Grants Emory University $6.6 Million To Support Udall Parkinson's Disease Research Center (09/30/2010)
Yerkes Researchers Discover Specific Pattern of Neural Activity Critical For Successful Memory Formation (11/18/2009)
Study Links Evolution Of Single Gene To Human Capacity For Language (11/11/2009)
Yerkes Researchers Use Eye Tracking to Detect Mild Dementia in Humans (04/14/2009)
Yerkes Researchers Closer to Determining Why Humans Develop Alzheimer's Disease (03/30/2009)
Yerkes Researchers Identify Similar Brain Areas Responsible For Recognizing Faces In Humans And Chimpanzees (12/19/2008)
Yerkes Researchers Find Stem Cells From Monkey Teeth Can Stimulate Growth And Generation Of Brain Cells (11/08/2008)
Yerkes Researchers Develop First Transgenic Nonhuman Primate Model Of Huntington¿s Disease (05/19/2008)
Yerkes Researchers Find First Conclusive Evidence Of Alzheimer's-Like Brain Tangles In Nonhuman Primates (05/14/2008)
Yerkes Researchers Identify Language Feature Unique To Human Brain (03/25/2008)
Ovarian Follicle Depletion Rates Similar in Chimpanzees and Humans (10/29/2007)
Yerkes Researchers Awarded $10 Million for Comparative Aging Study (04/24/2007)
Yerkes Researchers Show Cocaine-like Compound is Effective in Treating Cocaine Addiction (11/07/2006)
Yerkes Researchers to Develop First Transgenic Nonhuman Primate Model for Inherited Neurodegenerative Diseases (08/24/2005)
Nonhuman Primate Males Are More Susceptible to Age-Related Cognitive Decline Than Females (02/10/2005)
Yerkes Researchers First to Discover Combination of Drug Therapies Reduces Cocaine Use in Nonhuman Primates (05/24/2004)
