neuroendocrinologist

The research is from a Nature article by Dr Zane Andrews, a neuroendocrinologist with Monash University's Department of Physiology.

Boing Boing 2008

"Acutely, stress helps us remember some things better," says neuroendocrinologist Bruce McEwen of Rockefeller University.

Who Says Stress Is Bad For You? 2009

Dr. Carter, a neuroendocrinologist now at the University of Illinois at Chicago, helped establish a link between vole monogamy and oxytocin -- the so-called love hormone that helps bind mates, as well as mothers and their offspring.

Keeping Love Alive 2008

"PCBs, which mimic thyroid hormones, have a profound effect on the developing brain," says neuroendocrinologist Peter Hauser of the University of Maryland.

The Great Impostors 2008

D., a neuroendocrinologist with the Bassett Research Institute and lead author on the study.

Artificial Light, Melatonin, and Breast Cancer 2005

D., a neuroendocrinologist with the Bassett Research Institute and lead author on the study.

Archive 2005-12-01 Peggy 2005

Around twenty years ago, a neuroendocrinologist named Sue Carter began examining the brain of the prairie vole in an attempt to understand what caused its unusual fidelity.

Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

Around twenty years ago, a neuroendocrinologist named Sue Carter began examining the brain of the prairie vole in an attempt to understand what caused its unusual fidelity.

Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

Around twenty years ago, a neuroendocrinologist named Sue Carter began examining the brain of the prairie vole in an attempt to understand what caused its unusual fidelity.

Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

Around twenty years ago, a neuroendocrinologist named Sue Carter began examining the brain of the prairie vole in an attempt to understand what caused its unusual fidelity.

Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004