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D-Index
41
Citations
6918
World Ranking
7846
National Ranking
3367

Overview

Robert W. Doty was affiliated with the University of Rochester in the United States.

The scientist's research output did not include any recent papers, and no records of frequent co-authors were documented. Similarly, there were no entries related to frequent publication venues, which suggests limited publicly available information about specific journals or conferences where their work appeared.

There is no data recorded about book publications or contributions to edited volumes under their name.

The scientist's main fields of study, subfields, and principal research topics are not specified in the available data, limiting the detail about the thematic focus of their academic work.

There were no awards or honors noted during their career.

Robert W. Doty is recorded as deceased.

Best Publications

  • An electromyographic analysis of reflex deglutition.

    Robert W. Doty;James F. Bosma

  • Time Is of the Essence: A Conjecture that Hemispheric Specialization Arises from Interhemispheric Conduction Delay

    James L. Ringo;Robert W. Doty;Steven Demeter;Patrice Y. Simard

  • Electrical Stimulation of the Brain in Behavioral Context

    Robert W. Doty

  • Effect of medullary lesions on coordination of deglutition

    Robert W. Doty;William H. Richmond;Arthur T. Storey

  • Morphometric analysis of the human corpus callosum and anterior commissure.

    Demeter S;Ringo Jl;Doty Rw

  • Potentials evoked in cat cerebral cortex by diffuse and by punctiform photic stimuli.

    Robert W. Doty

  • Luxotonic responses of units in macaque striate cortex.

    Yukihiko Kayama;Ronald R. Riso;John R. Bartlett;Robert W. Doty

  • Survival of pattern vision after removal of striate cortex in the adult cat.

    Robert W. Doty

  • Amnesia produced in cats by local seizure activity initiated from the amygdala

    Raymond P. Kesner;Robert W. Doty

  • Oscillatory potentials in the visual system of cats and monkeys

    Unknown

  • CONDITIONED REFLEXES ELICITED BY ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE BRAIN IN MACAQUES.

    Robert W. Doty

  • PHOTICALLY AND ELECTRICALLY ELICITED RESPONSES IN THE CENTRAL VISUAL SYSTEM OF THE SQUIRREL MONKEY.

    Robert W. Doty;Douglas S. Kimura;Gordon J. Mogenson

  • Hemispheric specialization displayed by man but not macaques for analysis of faces

    William H. Overman;Robert W. Doty

  • Response of units in striate cortex of squirrel monkeys to visual and electrical stimuli.

    Unknown

  • Prolonged visual memory in macaques and man.

    W.H. Overman;R.W. Doty

  • Perceptual "blankout" of monocular homogeneous fields (Ganzfelder) is prevented with binocular viewing.

    Stanley J. Bolanowski;Robert W. Doty

  • Foveal striate cortex of behaving monkey: single-neuron responses to square-wave gratings during fixation of gaze.

    Unknown

  • Higher cortical function in man: A. R. Luria. Translated from the Russian by B. Haigh (Basic Books, New York, 1966, 513 p., $17.00)

    Robert W. Doty

  • Nongeniculate afferents to striate cortex in macaques

    Unknown

  • An exploration of the ability of macaques to detect microstimulation of striate cortex.

    Unknown

  • The unilateral engram.

    Doty Rw;Negrão N;Yamaga K

  • Laminar variation in threshold for detection of electrical excitation of striate cortex by macaques.

    Edgar A. DeYoe;Jeffrey D. Lewine;Robert W. Doty

  • Psychophysics of electrical stimulation of striate cortex in macaques.

    John R. Bartlett;Edgar A. DeYoe;Robert W. Doty;Barry B. Lee

  • Deleterious effects of prolonged electrical excitation of striate cortex in macaques.

    John R. Bartlett;Robert W. Doty;Barry B. Lee;Nubio Negrão

  • Influence of saccadic eye movements on geniculostriate excitability in normal monkeys.

    J. R. Bartlett;R. W. Doty;B. B. Lee;H. Sakakura

Frequent Co-Authors

Raymond P. Kesner
Raymond P. Kesner University of Utah
Robert S. Astur
Robert S. Astur University of Connecticut

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