Cory Miller is assistant professor of psychology at the University of California, San Diego.
Cory Miller
Assistant professor
University of California, San Diego
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Why monkey researchers are seeking the spotlight: Q&A with Cory Miller
For decades, many researchers who study nonhuman primates kept quiet about their work, concerned about the extreme actions taken by some animal welfare activists. But a growing number are speaking more openly about the importance of their work in an attempt to take back the narrative.
Why monkey researchers are seeking the spotlight: Q&A with Cory Miller
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Angie Voyles Askham
25 May 2022 | 7 min read
Questions for Cory Miller: Monkeying around with marmosets
Small social monkeys called marmosets are well suited for studies on social behaviors and autism.
Questions for Cory Miller: Monkeying around with marmosets
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