IDP: People

This table contains individuals listed in the International Directory of Primatology, and can be searched and filtered to locate specific people based on their affiliations, countries, research interests and focal species. Click on the ‘E’ and ‘W’ symbols to link to e-mail and web addresses, where available. If you wish to be added to the IDP, please complete this application form. To provide an update, please complete this form.

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wdt_ID	Last Name	First Name	Institution	Department	Street Address	City	State	Postal Code	Country	Position	Areas of Interest	Focal Species	E	W	Date Added	Date Updated
1	Aagaard-Tillery	Kjersti	Baylor College of Medicine	Obstetrics and Gynecology		Houston	TX		USA	Professor	Immunology, epigenomics, microbiome, metagenomics, comparative biology, pregnancy, fetal growth, in utero exposures		E	W	23/07/2012	05/08/2020
2	Abbott	David	Wisconsin National Primate Research Center, UW-Madison	Medical School, Obstet. and Gynecol.	1223 Capitol Court	Madison	WI	53715	USA	Professor	Reproductive neuroendocrinology, behavior, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)	Common Marmoset (Callithrix jacchus) , Rhesus Monkey (Macaca mulatta), Tamarins	E	W	05/08/1997	06/08/2020
3	Abbott	Kristin	University Medical Center Groningen	Department of Biological Anthropology	Downing Street	Cambridge		CB2 3DZ	Netherlands	Postdoctoral Researcher	Molecular genetics, pathology, behaviour	Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx)	E	W	05/01/1999	05/08/2020
4	Abee	Christian	MD Anderson Cancer Center	Dept of Veterinary Sciences	650 Cool Water Drive	Bastrop	TX	78602	USA	Doctor R. Lee Clark Professor and Chair	Medical primatology, reproduction	Squirrel Monkey (Saimiri), Owl Monkey (Aotus)	E	W	01/08/1997	14/04/2009
6	Abney	Dawn	Charles River Laboratories	Laboratory Animal Medicine	6995 Longley Lane	Reno	NV	89511	USA	Senior Supervisor, Behavioral Services	Primate socializations, PRT training, enrichment		E		27/06/2005	03/03/2009
7	Abra	Lisa	Taronga Zoo	Exotic Mammals	P.O.Box 20	Mosman	New South Wales	2088	Australia	Senior Keeper	South-east Asian Mammal Conservation/Infant development/behaviour/research	Great Apes/Old World Monkeys	E		05/02/1998	06/03/2009
8	Abraham	Carmela	Boston University	Departments of Biochemistry and Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine	715 Albany Street	Boston	MA	2118	USA	Professor of Biochemistry and Medicine	Brain aging and pathological processes of Alzheimer’s disease and multiple sclerosis.	Rhesus (Macaca mulatta)	E	W	10/07/1998	22/06/2009
9	Ackermann	Rebecca Rogers	University of Cape Town	Department of Archaeology	Private Bag	Rondebosch		7701	South Africa		Morphological variation & integration	Extant Apes (including humans), Baboons, Tamarins, Australopithecines and Other Extinct Hominids	E	W	10/03/2003	30/07/2009
10	Adachi	Ikuma	Emory University	Yerkes National Primate Research Center	954 Gatewood Rd	Atlanta	GA	30329	USA	Postdoc	Comparative cognitive science, Social cognition in primates, Cognitive development of primates. In particular, Cross-modal representations, Categorization, Face recognition, Perception of point-light biological motion.	Chimpanzee, macaque monkeys, capuchin monkey, squirrel monkey, marmosets.	E	W	30/08/2006	31/08/2006
11	Adams	Michael	Wake Forest University Medical Center	Pathology (Comparative Medicine)	Medical Center Boulevard	Winston-Salem	NC	27157	USA	Professor	Monkey models of cardiovascular disease Primate reproduction	All species, primarily macaques	E	W	22/09/1995	10/03/2009

† indicates that a person is deceased. Out of respect for our colleagues, we retain these entries for posterity, unless otherwise requested.

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