Richard Bowtell is affiliated with the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom. Their research spans several fields including medicine, neuroscience, and physics and astronomy, with a focus on subfields such as radiology, nuclear medicine and imaging, cognitive neuroscience, atomic and molecular physics and optics, neurology, and biomedical engineering.
The scientist has contributed significantly to the study of advanced neuroimaging and functional brain connectivity, with main topics including atomic and subatomic physics research, advanced MRI techniques and applications, functional brain connectivity studies, and medical imaging techniques.
Richard Bowtell has published extensively in renowned venues. The most frequent publication venues include:
Their research has resulted in a number of papers related to magnetoencephalography and neuroimaging techniques, notable examples include:
Richard Bowtell has frequently collaborated with a core group of co-authors including Matthew J. Brookes, Niall Holmes, Ryan M. Hill, Elena Boto, and Vishal Shah.
In 2020, Bowtell received the James Joule Medal and Prize from the Institute of Physics for contributions to new hardware and techniques for biomedical imaging.
Elena Boto;Niall Holmes;James Leggett;Gillian Roberts
Deborah A. Hall;Mark P. Haggard;Michael A. Akeroyd;Alan R. Palmer
J. O'Doherty;E. T. Rolls;S. Francis;R. Bowtell
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J O'Doherty;E T Rolls;S Francis;R Bowtell
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J.P. Marques;R. Bowtell
Elena Boto;Sofie S. Meyer;Vishal Shah;Orang Alem
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Samuel Wharton;Richard W. Bowtell
Tim M. Tierney;Niall Holmes;Stephanie Mellor;José David López
Wietske van der Zwaag;Susan T. Francis;Kay Head;Andrew M. Peters
P. J. Wright;O. E. Mougin;J. J. Totman;A. M. Peters
Samuel Wharton;Andreas Schäfer;Richard W. Bowtell
Anna I. Blazejewska;Stefan T. Schwarz;Alain Pitiot;Mary C. Stephenson
Andrew M. Peters;Matthew J. Brookes;Frank G. Hoogenraad;Penny A. Gowland
Ryan M. Hill;Elena Boto;Molly Rea;Niall Holmes
J Craig Richardson;Richard W Bowtell;Karsten Mäder;Colin D Melia
S.T. Francis;E.F. Kelly;R. Bowtell;W.J.R. Dunseath
Stefan Debener;Karen J. Mullinger;Rami K. Niazy;Richard W. Bowtell
P.M. Glover;I. Cavin;W. Qian;R. Bowtell
Rosa Maria Sanchez-Panchuelo;Susan Francis;Richard Bowtell;Denis Schluppeck
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