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D-Index
32
Citations
3737
World Ranking
2145
National Ranking
608

Overview

J.L. Morrill was affiliated with Kansas State University in the United States. Their research contributions spanned several fields, including computer science and physics and astronomy.

The scientist's work focused primarily on topics such as model reduction and neural networks, music and audio processing, and generative adversarial networks and image synthesis. These areas reflect a combination of theoretical approaches and applied techniques within computational and signal processing domains.

J.L. Morrill published in venues including arXiv (Cornell University), with recorded publications highlighting interdisciplinary aspects of their work.

Their most recent publication was titled New directions in the applications of rough path theory, published in 2023 in arXiv (Cornell University).

  • New directions in the applications of rough path theory (2023, arXiv [Cornell University])

Throughout their career, J.L. Morrill collaborated closely with other researchers. Frequent coauthors included:

  • Adeline Fermanian
  • Terry Lyons
  • Cristopher Salvi

Their subfields of study included statistical and nonlinear physics, signal processing, and computer vision and pattern recognition. This range illustrates an engagement with both foundational and applied scientific challenges.

  • Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
  • Signal Processing
  • Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

J.L. Morrill's work contributed to a blend of computer science theories and physical sciences, often bridging concepts in advanced signal analysis and neural network methodologies.

Best Publications

  • Effects of form of the diet on anatomical, microbial, and fermentative development of the rumen of neonatal calves

    A.A. Beharka;T.G. Nagaraja;J.L. Morrill;G.A. Kennedy

  • Ruminal microbial development in conventionally or early-weaned calves

    K. L. Anderson;T. G. Nagaraja;J. L. Morrill;T. B. Avery

  • Effect of frequency of supplementation and protein concentration in supplements on performance and digestion characteristics of beef cattle consuming low-quality forages.

    J. L. Beaty;R. C. Cochran;B. A. Lintzenich;E. S. Vanzant

  • Ruminal metabolic development in calves weaned conventionally or early.

    K.L. Anderson;T.G. Nagaraja;J.L. Morrill

  • A New Method of Measuring Diet Abrasion and Its Effect on the Development of the Forestomach

    R.H. Greenwood;J.L. Morrill;E.C. Titgemeyer;G.A. Kennedy

  • Plasma proteins and a probiotic as ingredients in milk replacer

    J.L. Morrill;J.M. Morrill;A.M. Feyerherm;J.F. Laster

  • Effect of supplemental vitamin E on the immune system of calves.

    P.G. Reddy;J.L. Morrill;H.C. Minocha;M.B. Morrill

  • Vitamin E is immunostimulatory in calves.

    P.G. Reddy;J.L. Morrill;H.C. Minocha;J.S. Stevenson

  • Release of Free Fatty Acids from Raw of Processed Soybeans and Subsequent Effects on Fiber Digestibilities

    P.V. Reddy;J.L. Morrill;T.G. Nagaraja

  • Scanning electron microscopy of ruminal papillae in calves fed various amounts and forms of roughage.

    McGavin;Morrill Jl

  • Cultured Milk and Antibiotics for Young Calves

    J.L. Morrill;A.D. Dayton;R. Mickelsen

  • Soy protein concentrate and heated soy flours as protein sources in milk replacer for preruminant calves.

    D.P. Dawson;J.L. Morrill;P.G. Reddy;H.C. Minocha

  • Using dry feed intake as a percentage of initial body weight as a weaning criterion

    R.H. Greenwood;J.L. Morrill;E.C. Titgemeyer

  • Effect of protein source in calf milk replacers on morphology and absorptive ability of small intestine.

    F.J. Seegraber;J.L. Morrill

  • Vitamin Concentration and Function of Leukocytes from Dairy Calves Supplemented with Vitamin A, Vitamin E, and β-Carotene In Vitro

    S.D. Eicher;J.L. Morrill;F. Blecha

  • Performance and ruminal function development of young calves fed diets with Aspergillus oryzae fermentation extract.

    A.A. Beharka;T.G. Nagaraja;J.L. Morrill

  • Effect of Dietary Vitamin E on Immune Responses of Calves

    J.E. Cipriano;J.L. Morrill;N.V. Anderson

  • Bovine recombinant interleukin-2 augments immunity and resistance to bovine herpesvirus infection

    P.G. Reddy;F. Blecha;H.C. Minocha;G.A. Anderson

  • Vitamin E requirements of dairy calves.

    P.G. Reddy;J.L. Morrill;R.A. Frey

  • Immunoglobulin concentrations in serum and nasal secretions of calves at the onset of pneumonia.

    L.B. Corbeil;B. Watt;R.R. Corbeil;T.G. Betzen

  • Performance of Holstein Heifers Fed 100% or More of National Research Council Requirements

    M.G. Daccarett;E.J. Bortone;D.E. Isbell;J.L. Morrill

  • Plasma Proteins and a Problotlc as Ingredients in Milk Replacer1

    J. L Morrill;J. M. Morrill;A. M. Feyerherm;J. F. Lasters

Frequent Co-Authors

Tiruvoor G. Nagaraja
Tiruvoor G. Nagaraja Kansas State University
James J. Higgins
James J. Higgins Kansas State University
Frank Blecha
Frank Blecha Kansas State University
Robert T. Brandt
Robert T. Brandt Kansas State University
Susan D. Eicher
Susan D. Eicher Purdue University West Lafayette
E.E. Bartley
E.E. Bartley Kansas State University
Evan C. Titgemeyer
Evan C. Titgemeyer Kansas State University
R.C. Cochran
R.C. Cochran Kansas State University
Jeffrey S. Stevenson
Jeffrey S. Stevenson Kansas State University
Lynette B. Corbeil
Lynette B. Corbeil University of California, San Diego

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