View a video welcome to our site from the Director. NEW! A new Book by Dr. Carlton Erickson is now available for order. "Science of Addiction: From Neurobiology to Treatment" is intended for counselors, social workers, psychologists, and others interested in the latest research in easy-to-understand language. Order now for immediate delivery.

Would you like us to speak to your group?

Step 1: Get to know us and what we can do for you by visiting: Addiction Science Step 2: Select a presentation title or speaker from our list: Presentations and Speakers Step 3: Contact us to schedule a workshop: Carlton Erickson, Director Richard Wilcox, Associate Director

It is critical for scientists to communicate to the public. Colleagues see below for guidelines.*

Would you like scientifically-based free information on drug topics?

View a video welcome from the ASREC Associate Director.

300 Alcohol Facts to Share With Others 300 Drug Facts to Share With Others Exploding Drug Myths    Recently Updated Bibliography of Addiction Information Related Links Nerve Function and Drug Action: Simplified NeuroTransmitter Role-Play Description

Have you been to one of our conferences?

Recent Presentations     Anchorage, AK. May 7, 2007 (PDF Format)     Billings, April 28, 2006     Detroit: Evidence-based Research, Sept. 15, 2005     Co-morbidity, Sept. 15, 2005     One Hand Clapping for Science - March 2005           One Hand Clapping for Science Bibliography     Addiction as a Brain Disease - March 2005     Grand Blanc, MI - February, 2005    Nerve Function and Drug Action: Simplified

Are you a scientist who wants to increase your speaking skills?

*Visit this page to learn how to tell your addiction research story to the public. Available as a web page and as a downloadable PDF file.

For further information, please write or call:

University of Texas
Addiction Science Research and Education Center
The College of Pharmacy
1 University Station A1915, PHR 5.210
Austin TX 78712-0125
512.471.5198
fax 512.471.5198
Carlton Erickson, Director

3 March 2008