Larry Young, who studied the chemistry of love, dies at 56

A neuroscientist at Emory University in Atlanta, Larry Young used prairie voles in a series of experiments that revealed the chemical process for the pirouette of heart-fluttering emotions that poets have tried to put into words for centuries.

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