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Foundation Honors Scientists For Outstanding Achievements in Mental Illness Research

September 22, 2011
Brain & Behavior Research Foundation Outstanding Achievement Prizes
Outstanding Achievement Prizes

The Brain & Behavior Research Foundation will honor 8 extraordinary scientists with Outstanding Research Achievement Prizes for their accomplishments in brain and behavior research in New York City on October 26.

“The Brain & Behavior Research Foundation is thrilled to honor these brilliant scientists,” said Benita Shobe, Foundation President and CEO. “With their cutting-edge scientific research and unparalleled commitment to the cause of mental illness, these leaders are pioneering the way to recovery for the countless millions of people worldwide debilitated by mental illness.”

Prizewinners will be honored on October 26 at the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation National Awards Dinner and speak at the public 23rd Annual Mental Health Research Symposium in New York City.

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