Johannes Mathis is affiliated with the University of Bern in Switzerland. Their research primarily focuses on neuroscience, psychology, and medicine, with particular attention to cognitive neuroscience, experimental and cognitive psychology, epidemiology, physiology, and neurology.
The scientist's main research topics include:
Johannes Mathis has authored several papers in respected journals. Some of the recent publications include:
The frequent publication venues for their work are:
Johannes Mathis often collaborates with other researchers. Frequent coauthors include:
Sabine Horstmann;Christian W. Hess;Claudio Bassetti;Matthias Gugger
Daniel S Mojon;Christian W Hess;David Goldblum;Johannes Fleischhauer
Daniela Latorre;Ulf Kallweit;Eric Armentani;Mathilde Foglierini;Mathilde Foglierini
C Bassetti;F Bomio;J Mathis;C W Hess
Daniel S. Mojon;Thomas R. Hedges;Bruce Ehrenberg;Emely Z. Karam
C Bassetti;J Mathis;M Gugger;K O Lovblad
Gianina Luca;José Haba-Rubio;Yves Dauvilliers;Gert-Jan Lammers
Claudio L. Bassetti;Doris Mauerhofer;Matthias Gugger;Johannes Mathis
Dirk M. Hermann;Massimiliano Siccoli;Peter Brugger;Karen Wachter
Hyun Hor;Hyun Hor;Zoltán Kutalik;Zoltán Kutalik;Yves Dauvilliers;Armand Valsesia;Armand Valsesia;Armand Valsesia
Mehdi Tafti;Mehdi Tafti;Hyun Hor;Hyun Hor;Yves Dauvilliers;Gert J. Lammers
Adrian G. Guggisberg;Christian W. Hess;Johannes Mathis
Ramin Khatami;Daniel Zutter;Adrian Siegel;Johannes Mathis
Daniel S. Mojon;Christian W. Hess;David Goldblum;Matthias Boehnke
Daniel S. Mojon;Christian W. Hess;David Goldblum;Matthias Böhnke
Daniel S Mojon;David Goldblum;Johannes Fleischhauer;Auguste G.Y Chiou
Claudio Bassetti;Matthias Gugger;Matthias Bischof;Johannes Mathis
Adrian G. Guggisberg;Johannes Mathis;Armin Schnider;Christian W. Hess
Claudia Trenkwalder;Heike Benes;Ludger Grote;Svenja Happe
Simon Ruch;Oliver Markes;Simone B. Duss;Daniel Oppliger
Daniel S Mojon;Johannes Mathis;Mario Zulauf;Fritz Koerner
J Mathis;C W Hess;C Bassetti
Peter Höllinger;Matthias Sturzenegger;Johannes Mathis;Gerhard Schroth
Adrian G. Guggisberg;Johannes Mathis;Armin Schnider;Christian W. Hess
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