Michael Browning is affiliated with the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom. Their research spans multiple fields related to brain function and mental health, focusing primarily on neuroscience, medicine, and psychology. Browning has contributed extensively to subfields such as cognitive neuroscience, experimental and cognitive psychology, psychiatry and mental health, pharmacology, and cellular and molecular neuroscience.
The main topics addressed in Browning's work include mental health research, the treatment of major depression, functional brain connectivity studies, neural and behavioral psychology studies, neurotransmitter receptor influence on behavior, anxiety, depression, psychometrics, treatment, cognitive processes, and bipolar disorder and treatment.
Frequent collaborators in Browning's research include Catherine J. Harmer, Philip J. Cowen, Quentin J. M. Huys, Erdem Pulcu, and John Geddes.
Browning's publications have appeared in a variety of journals, with a particular concentration in the following venues:
Selected recent publications by Michael Browning illustrate the range and focus of their research interests:
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D. R. Grosshans;D. A. Clayton;S. J. Coultrap;M. D. Browning
W Y Lu;Z G Xiong;S Lei;B A Orser
Philip J. Cowen;Michael Browning
Daniel A. Clayton;Michael H. Mesches;Michael H. Mesches;Enriquez Alvarez;Paula C. Bickford;Paula C. Bickford
Michael Browning;Emily A. Holmes;Catherine J. Harmer
Asha Nayak;Devon J. Zastrow;Ronald Lickteig;Nancy R. Zahniser
Michael D. Browning;Richard Huganir;Paul Greengard
Michael Browning;Emily A. Holmes;Susannah E. Murphy;Guy M. Goodwin
Michael Browning;Emily A. Holmes;Matthew Charles;Philip J. Cowen
Simon E. Blackwell;Michael Browning;Andrew Mathews;Arnaud Pictet
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Lawrence D. Snell;Karin R. Nunley;Ronald L. Lickteig;Michael D. Browning
Karen Eckles-Smith;Daniel Clayton;Paula Bickford;Michael D Browning
Pierrick Poisbeau;Michael C. Cheney;Michael D. Browning;Istvan Mody
Michael Browning;Thomas Dunwiddie;William Bennett;Willem Gispen
Michael D. Browning;Michel Bureau;Ellen M. Dudek;Richard W. Olsen
S.M. Goebel-Goody;K.D. Davies;R.M. Alvestad Linger;R.K. Freund
Michael D. Browning;Ellen M. Dudek;Jennifer L. Rapier;Sherry Leonard
Christopher I. Moore;Michael D. Browning;Gregory M. Rose
M Browning;T E Behrens;G Jocham;J X O'Reillly
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