Emma R. Wood is affiliated with the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom. Their research contributions span multiple fields within neuroscience and related biological sciences.
The scientist's main fields of study include Neuroscience and Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology. These areas reflect a focus on understanding the molecular and cellular foundations of neural function and development.
Subfields of particular interest in their work are:
Emma R. Wood's research covers a range of topics, notably:
Their publication record features papers in journals such as bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory), Molecular Autism, Journal of Academic Ophthalmology, Nature Neuroscience, and Cell Reports. Notably, bioRxiv accounts for eight of their publications.
Recent papers include:
Frequent collaborators in Emma R. Wood's research include:
Dorothy Tse;Rosamund F. Langston;Masaki Kakeyama;Ingrid Bethus
Howard Eichenbaum;Paul Dudchenko;Emma Wood;Matthew Shapiro
Emma R. Wood;Paul A. Dudchenko;R.Jonathan Robitsek;Howard Eichenbaum
Emma R. Wood;Paul A. Dudchenko;Howard Eichenbaum
Martin Dennis;Gillian Mead;John Forbes;Catriona Graham
Dave G. Mumby;Emma R. Wood;John P. J. Pinel
Rosamund F. Langston;Emma R. Wood
Paul A. Dudchenko;Emma R. Wood;Howard Eichenbaum
James A. Ainge;Matthijs A.A. van der Meer;Rosamund F. Langston;Emma R. Wood
Emma R. Wood;Dave G. Mumby;John P. Pinel;Anthony G. Phillips
Dave G. Mumby;John P. J. Pinel;Emma R. Wood
Rosamund F. Langston;Cassie H. Stevenson;Claire L. Wilson;Ian Saunders
James A Ainge;Claire Heron-Maxwell;Panos Theofilas;Paul Wright
David G. Mumby;Emma R. Wood;Christopher A. Duva;Tom J. Kornecook
Michell Mario Reimer;Jamie McQueen;Luke Searcy;Gillian Scullion
Roddy M Grieves;Roddy M Grieves;Emma R Wood;Paul A Dudchenko;Paul A Dudchenko
Sally M. Till;Antonis Asiminas;Adam D. Jackson;Danai Katsanevaki
Philip R Holland;James L Searcy;Natalia Salvadores;Gillian Scullion
Matthijs A. A. van der Meer;A. David Redish
Roddy M. Grieves;Roddy M. Grieves;Bryan W. Jenkins;Bruce C. Harland;Bruce C. Harland;Emma R. Wood
Robin Coltman;Aisling Spain;Yanina Tsenkina;Jill H. Fowler
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