Erik Taubøll is affiliated with Oslo University Hospital in Norway. Their research primarily focuses on epilepsy and related neurological disorders, encompassing detailed work in broader fields such as medicine, neuroscience, and biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology.
The main topics covered in Taubøll's research include:
Their subfields of study reveal an interdisciplinary approach combining psychiatry and mental health, pediatrics, perinatology and child health, cognitive neuroscience, genetics, and cellular and molecular neuroscience.
Recent publications by Erik Taubøll demonstrate an ongoing commitment to epilepsy research and associated clinical applications:
Their most frequent co-authors include Kjell Heuser, Line Bédos Ulvin, Ketil Berg Olsen, Morten Andreas Horn, and Ole A. Andreassen, indicating collaboration within a specialized and consistent scientific network.
Taubøll's studies have been published extensively in venues known for neurology and epilepsy research. The most common journals include:
Torbjörn Tomson;Torbjörn Tomson;Dina Battino;Erminio Bonizzoni;John Craig
Torbjörn Tomson;D. Battino;E. Bonizzoni;J. Craig
Jouko I. T. Isojärvi;Erik Taubøll;Andrew G. Herzog
Dag Aurlien;Trond P. Leren;Erik Taubøll;Leif Gjerstad
Jouko I.T Isojärvi;Erik Taubøll;Arto J Pakarinen;Johan van Parys
Sigrid Svalheim;Line Sveberg;Monika Mochol;Erik Taubøll
Juergen Bauer;J. I T Isojärvi;A. G. Herzog;M. Reuber
Kjell Mökleby;Svein Blomhoff;Ulrik Fr. Malt;Astri Dahlström
Erik Taubøll;Erik Taubøll;Line Sveberg;Sigrid Svalheim
Erik Taubøll;Arvid Lundervold;Leif Gjerstad
Kjell Heuser;Tore Eid;Fredrik Lauritzen;Fredrik Lauritzen;Anna E. Thoren
Lise Sofie H. Nissen-Meyer;Sigrid Svalheim;Erik Taubøll;Erik Taubøll;Sjur Reppe
Bjørnar Hassel;Evy Grini Iversen;Leif Gjerstad;Erik Taubøll
Line Sveberg Røste;Erik Taubøll;Jouko I.T. Isojärvi;Arto J. Pakarinen
Kjell Heuser;Erlend A. Nagelhus;Erik Taubøll;Ulf Indahl
L S Røste;E Taubøll;T B Haugen;T Bjørnenak
Line Sveberg;Sigrid Svalheim;Erik Taubøll;Erik Taubøll
L S Røste;E Taubøll;L Mørkrid;T Bjørnenak
Dag Aurlien;Jan Petter Larsen;Leif Gjerstad;Leif Gjerstad;Erik Taubøll;Erik Taubøll
Gordon M. G. Shepherd;Erik Tauböll;Sören Jacob Bakke;Rolf Nyberg-Hansen
Karl O Nakken;Erik Taubøll
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