2026 Victor J. Wilson: Neuroscience Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Neuroscience	69	2672	1255	163	14660

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Research.com Recognitions

2010 - Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)

Overview

Victor J. Wilson was a researcher affiliated with Rockefeller University in the United States. Their work spanned multiple fields within social sciences, economics, econometrics, and finance, with a primary focus on colonialism, slavery, trade, and historical economic and social studies.

Their research mainly addressed topics including:

Colonialism, slavery, and trade
Historical Economic and Social Studies
Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis
Caribbean history, culture, and politics
HIV/AIDS Impact and Responses
Healthcare Systems and Reforms

Victor J. Wilson contributed papers to several academic journals, with recent publications including:

The Swedish Slave Trade Efforts at the Turn of the Nineteenth Century: Case Studies in Nordic Transimperial History (2023) in The Journal of Imperial & Commonwealth History
Enclaves of Exception: Reaping the Advantages of Colonialism Through Free Trade in the Scandinavian Caribbean, 1672-1815 (2023) in Global Intellectual History
Development of a framework for enhanced collection of national health insurance levies in Ghana (2020) in Asian Journal of Management
Swedish Caribbean Colonialism: A Digital Archive of Swedish St. Barthélemy, 1785-1878 (2025) in Journal of Slavery and Data Preservation

Their collaborative work involved frequent coauthors such as:

K. M. Sharath Kumar
N. Suresh
Fredrik Thomasson
Åle Pålsson

Publication venues where their research appeared included:

The Journal of Imperial & Commonwealth History
Global Intellectual History
Asian Journal of Management
Journal of Slavery and Data Preservation

Victor J. Wilson conducted interdisciplinary research that intersected economics and econometrics, anthropology, history and philosophy of science, cultural studies, and finance. Their work incorporated social and economic perspectives on historical events and contemporary issues such as healthcare systems.

In recognition of their contributions to science, Victor J. Wilson was awarded the Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in 2010.

Best Publications

Mammalian Vestibular Physiology

Victor Joseph Wilson;Geoffrey Melvill Jones

1100
Citations
Precise Localization of Renshaw Cells with a New Marking Technique

R. C. Thomas;V. J. Wilson

666
Citations
The Vestibular System: A Sixth Sense

Jay M. Goldberg;Victor J. Wilson;Kathleen E. Cullen;Dora E. Angelaki

426
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Cervical branching of lumbar vestibulospinal axons

C. Abzug;M. Maeda;B. W. Peterson;V. J. Wilson

259
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A single-unit analysis of the organization of Deiters' nucleus.

V J Wilson;M Kato;B W Peterson;R M Wylie

197
Citations
Pattern of segmental monosynaptic input to cat dorsal neck motoneurons.

E E Brink;K Jinnai;V J Wilson

193
Citations
Connections between semicircular canals and neck motorneurons in the cat.

Unknown

188
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Acetylcholine sensitivity of cerebellar neurones in the cat

J. M. Crawford;D. R. Curtis;P. E. Voorhoeve;V. J. Wilson

176
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Marking Single Neurons by Staining with Intracellular Recording Microelectrodes

R. C. Thomas;V. J. Wilson

173
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Localization of proprioceptive reflexes in the splenius muscle of the cat.

G. Bilotto;R.H. Schor;Y. Uchino;V.J. Wilson

167
Citations
Influence of superior colliculus on cat neck motoneurons.

Unknown

166
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Excitation of lateral vestibular neurons by peripheral afferent fibers.

V J Wilson;M Kato;R C Thomas;B W Peterson

162
Citations
Supraspinal monosynaptic excitation and inhibition of thoracic back motoneurons

V. J. Wilson;M. Yoshida;R. H. Schor

159
Citations
Reflex depression in rhythmically active monosynaptic reflex pathways.

David P. C. Lloyd;Victor J. Wilson

158
Citations
Compartmentalization of the cervicocollic reflex in cat splenius muscle

K. Ezure;K. Fukushima;R. H. Schor;V. J. Wilson

155
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The vestibulocollic reflex.

V J Wilson;R Boyle;K Fukushima;P K Rose

152
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Response of vestibular neurons to head rotations in vertical planes. I. Response to vestibular stimulation

J. Kasper;R. H. Schor;V. J. Wilson

151
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Synaptic inputs to cells in the medial vestibular nucleus.

V J Wilson;R M Wylie;L A Marco

150
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Vestibulospinal and Reticulospinal Systems

Victor J. Wilson;Barry W. Peterson

146
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Response of vestibular neurons to head rotations in vertical planes. III. Response of vestibulocollic neurons to vestibular and neck stimulation.

V. J. Wilson;Y. Yamagata;B. J. Yates;R. H. Schor

144
Citations
Monosynaptic inhibition of neck motoneurons by the medial vestibular nucleus.

Victor J. Wilson;M. Yoshida

143
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Disinhibition in the cat spinal cord.

Victor J. Wilson;Paul R. Burgess

140
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Dynamic properties of vestibular reflexes in the decerebrate cat

G. Bilotto;J. Goldberg;B. W. Peterson;V. J. Wilson

138
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Vestibulospinal, reticulospinal and interstitiospinal pathways in the cat.

K. Fukushima;B.W. Peterson;V.J. Wilson

127
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Tonic neck reflex of the decerebrate cat: response of spinal interneurons to natural stimulation of neck and vestibular receptors

V. J. Wilson;K. Ezure;S. J. Timerick

112
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Response of vestibular neurons to head rotations in vertical planes. II. Response to neck stimulation and vestibular-neck interaction.

J. Kasper;R. H. Schor;V. J. Wilson

96
Citations
Responses of vestibulospinal and reticulospinal neurons to sinusoidal vestibular stimulation.

B W Peterson;K Fukushima;N Hirai;R H Schor

95
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Spatial organization of neck and vestibular reflexes acting on the forelimbs of the decerebrate cat

V. J. Wilson;R. H. Schor;I. Suzuki;B. R. Park

94
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Frequency-response analysis of vestibular-induced neck reflex in cat. II. Functional significance of cervical afferents and polysynaptic descending pathways.

K. Ezure;S. Sasaki;Y. Uchino;V. J. Wilson

93
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