John H. Peever is a researcher affiliated with the University of Toronto in Canada, specializing in neuroscience with a focus on sleep and wakefulness research. Their work spans several intersecting fields, including cognitive neuroscience, endocrine and autonomic systems, experimental and cognitive psychology, neurology, and cell biology.
The following topics are central to their research:
John H. Peever has published extensively, with a total of 33 publications in neuroscience-related fields. Their frequent publication venues include:
Their recent papers highlight a range of studies related to sleep mechanisms, disorders, and neuronal modulation. Notable recent publications include:
John H. Peever has collaborated frequently with several researchers in the field. The most common co-authors in their work are:
Lyudmila I. Kiyashchenko;Boris Y. Mileykovskiy;Boris Y. Mileykovskiy;Boris Y. Mileykovskiy;Nigel Maidment;Hoa A. Lam
John Peever;Patrick M. Fuller
John Peever;Pierre-Hervé Luppi;Jacques Montplaisir
Yves Dauvilliers;Jerry M. Siegel;Regis Lopez;Zoltan A. Torontali
Jimmy J. Fraigne;Zoltan A. Torontali;Matthew B. Snow;John H. Peever
Patricia L. Brooks;John H. Peever
Greer S. Kirshenbaum;Steven J. Clapcote;Steven Duffy;Christian R. Burgess
Patricia L. Brooks;John H. Peever
Patricia L. Brooks;John H. Peever
Christian Burgess;Diane Lai;Jerome Siegel;John Peever
Christian R. Burgess;Yo Oishi;Takatoshi Mochizuki;John H. Peever
John H. Peever;Yuan-Yang Lai;Jerome M. Siegel
J.H Peever;L Shen;J Duffin
Wei Xiong;Shao Rui Chen;Liming He;Kejun Cheng
Yuan-Yang Lai;Kung-Chiao Hsieh;Darian Nguyen;John Peever
Christian R. Burgess;Gavin Tse;Lauren Gillis;John H. Peever
Christian R. Burgess;John H. Peever
Guo-Feng Tian;John H. Peever;J. Duffin
John H. Peever;Jason H. Mateika;James Duffin
Steven T. Szabo;Steven T. Szabo;Michael J. Thorpy;Geert Mayer;John H. Peever
Guo-Feng Tian;John H. Peever;J. Duffin
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