George D. Bittner is affiliated with The University of Texas at Austin in the United States. Their research primarily spans the fields of Medicine and Neuroscience, with notable contributions to subfields such as Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience, Surgery, Molecular Biology, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging, and Biomedical Engineering.
The main topics addressed in their work include:
Frequent publication venues for George D. Bittner include:
Selected recent papers authored or co-authored by George D. Bittner feature the following:
Their frequent collaborators include:
Ronald R. Hoy;George D. Bittner;Donald Kennedy
George D. Bittner
H. L. Atwood;George D Bittner
Todd L. Krause;Harvey M. Fishman;Martis L. Ballinger;George D. Bittner
Curtis B. Herbert;George D. Bittner;Jeffrey A. Hubbell;Jeffrey A. Hubbell
Curtis B. Herbert;Chandrasekaran Nagaswami;George D. Bittner;Jeffrey A. Hubbell;Jeffrey A. Hubbell
Todd L. Krause;George D. Bittner
George D. Bittner
Christopher S. Eddleman;Martis L. Ballinger;Mark E. Smyers;Christopher M. Godell;Christopher M. Godell
George D. Bittner
Christopher M. Godell;Mark E. Smyers;Christopher S. Eddleman;Martis L. Ballinger
Christopher S. Eddleman;Martis L. Ballinger;Mark E. Smyers;Harvey M. Fishman
George D Bittner;C. P. Keating;J. R. Kane;J. M. Britt
Joshua M. Britt;Jacqueline R. Kane;Christopher S. Spaeth;Aleksej Zuzek
George D. Bittner;Donald Kennedy;Donald Kennedy;Donald Kennedy
April B. Lore;Jeffery A. Hubbell;David S. Bobb;Martis L. Ballinger
E.R. Detrait;S. Yoo;C.S. Eddleman;M. Fukuda
Eric Detrait;Christopher S. Eddleman;SoonMoon Yoo;Mitsunori Fukuda
George D. Bittner
George D. Bittner;Martis L. Ballinger;Mary A. Raymond
Soonmoon Yoo;Michael P. Nguyen;Mitsunori Fukuda;George D. Bittner;George D. Bittner
George D. Bittner;Amy L. Johnson
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