At the BRAY Lab, we believe that the best research is achieved in a collaborative context, and over the years we’ve had the pleasure of working closely with the following phenomenal scientists and organizations.
UA Research Partners
The BRAY Lab is proud to be one of four core research groups in the University of Arizona College of Veterinary Medicine conducting cutting-edge research on human-animal interaction. Together, we form the largest faculty group dedicated to studying how the human-animal relationship can affect the health of animals, humans, and our communities.
Other Research Collaborators
Canine Companions – click here to learn more
K9s for Warriors – click here to learn more
America’s Vet Dogs – click here to learn more
The Seeing Eye – click here to learn more
Guide Dogs for the Blind – click here to learn more
Dog Aging Project – click here to learn more
Many Dogs – click here to learn more
Human Memory Lab – click here to learn more
PennVet – click here to learn more
Neuroscience of Emotion and Thought Lab – click here to learn more
Duke Canine Cognition Center – click here to learn more
SMack Lab- click here to learn more
Evolutionary Biology of Physical Activity Lab – click here to learn more
Princeton University – click here to learn more
