George E. Bigelow is affiliated with the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in the United States. Their research spans multiple domains within medicine and neuroscience, with a significant focus on pharmacology and the study of cannabinoids.
Their contributions include extensive work in the fields of medicine and neuroscience, with notable subfields of study encompassing pharmacology, cognitive neuroscience, cellular and molecular neuroscience, as well as pathology and forensic medicine. Toxicology is also a prominent area in their research portfolio.
The main topics addressed in their work cover a diverse range of subjects, including:
Bigelow has authored numerous papers in prominent academic venues. The most frequent publication platforms include:
Selected recent papers authored or co-authored by George E. Bigelow are as follows:
Throughout their career, Bigelow has collaborated frequently with several researchers, including:
Robert K. Brooner;Van L. King;Michael Kidorf;Chester W. Schmidt
S. L. Walsh;K. L. Preston;M. L. Stitzer;E. J. Cone
Rolley E. Johnson;Mary Ann Chutuape;Eric C. Strain;Sharon L. Walsh
James Zacny;George Bigelow;Peggy Compton;Kathleen A. Foley
Eric C. Strain;George E. Bigelow;Ira A. Liebson;Maxine L. Stitzer
Daniel R. McLeod;Roland R. Griffiths;George E. Bigelow;John Yingling
S. L. Walsh;Kenzie L. Preston;G. E. Bigelow;M. L. Stitzer
Eric C. Strain;Maxine L. Stitzer;Ira A. Liebson;George E. Bigelow
Warren K Bickel;Warren K Bickel;Maxine L Stitzer;Maxine L Stitzer;George E Bigelow;George E Bigelow;Ira A Liebson;Ira A Liebson
Eric C. Strain;Maxine L. Stitzer;Ira A. Liebson;George E. Bigelow
W K Bickel;M L Stitzer;G E Bigelow;I A Liebson
Erich F. Wedam;George E. Bigelow;Rolley E. Johnson;Paul A. Nuzzo;Paul A. Nuzzo
Sharon L. Walsh;Eric C. Strain;Mary E. Abreu;George E. Bigelow
Roland R. Griffiths;George E. Bigelow;Ira Liebson
Rolley E. Johnson;Thomas Eissenberg;Maxine L. Stitzer;Eric C. Strain
Robert L. Balster;George E. Bigelow
Dennis M. Donovan;George E. Bigelow;Gregory S. Brigham;Kathleen M. Carroll
Tory R. Spindle;Edward J. Cone;Nicolas J. Schlienz;John M. Mitchell
Kenneth B. Stoller;George E. Bigelow;Sharon L. Walsh;Eric C. Strain
Kenneth Silverman;Mary Ann Chutuape;George E. Bigelow;Maxine L. Stitzer
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