Paul Kefalides | Jun 23, 1991 | 7 min read
The University of Chicago laboratories of the prolific Richard J. Miller, a 41-year-old British neuropharmacology professor, is a study in cultural contrasts. Animated discussions of neurotransmitters are punctuated with dry British humor; and while classical music permeates Miller's office, rock 'n' roll is king in the labs, where he has attracted many scientists from his native country. In Miller's labs, which are part of the department of pharmacology and physiological sciences, playful, ba