Reed G. Williams was affiliated with the Southern Illinois University School of Medicine in the United States. Their research primarily contributed to the field of Medicine, with a particular focus on Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, Surgery, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, Artificial Intelligence, and Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine.
Their published work spanned key topics including Innovations in Medical Education, Surgical Simulation and Training, Cardiac, Anesthesia and Surgical Outcomes, Manufacturing Process and Optimization, 3D Shape Modeling and Analysis, Image Processing and 3D Reconstruction, and Influenza Virus Research Studies.
Williams co-authored several papers with frequent collaborators such as Debra L. Klamen, Brian C. George, Jordan D. Bohnen, Gary L. Dunnington, and Jonathan P. Fryer.
Their research appeared in various publication venues, including:
Williams authored and contributed to the following recent papers:
Reed G. Williams;Debra A. Klamen;William C. McGaghie
Brian C. George;Jordan D. Bohnen;Reed G. Williams;Shari L. Meyerson
Margaret L Boehler;David A Rogers;Cathy J Schwind;Ruth Mayforth
Nicole K. Roberts;Reed G. Williams;Michael J. Kim;Gary L. Dunnington
Jennine L. Larson;Reed G. Williams;Janet Ketchum;Margaret L. Boehler
Jordan D. Bohnen;Brian C. George;Reed G. Williams;Mary C. Schuller
Hossam Hamdy;Kameshwar Prasad;M. Brownell Anderson;Albert Scherpbier
John E. Ware;Reed G. Williams
Reed G. Williams;Ross Silverman;Cathy Schwind;John B. Fortune
Susan R. Swing;Stephen G. Clyman;Eric S. Holmboe;Reed G. Williams
Nicole K. Roberts;Reed G. Williams;Cathy J. Schwind;John A. Sutyak
Jeannie MacDonald;Reed G Williams;David A Rogers
Shari L Meyerson;David D Odell;Joseph B Zwischenberger;Mary Schuller
R G Williams;H S Barrows;Nu Viet Vu;S J Verhulst
Reed G Williams;Hilary Sanfey;Xiaodong Phoenix Chen;Gary L Dunnington
Reed G. Williams;John E. Ware
Cathy J Schwind;Margaret L Boehler;David A Rogers;Reed G Williams
Nicole K. Roberts;Michael J. Brenner;Reed G. Williams;Michael J. Kim
Cathy J Schwind;Reed G Williams;Margaret L Boehler;Gary L Dunnington
Reed G. Williams;John E. Ware
Reed G. Williams;Gary L. Dunnington
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