Wim J. Riedel is affiliated with Maastricht University in the Netherlands and focuses extensively on research related to psychology, particularly in experimental and cognitive psychology. Their scholarship also extends into occupational therapy, social psychology, cellular and molecular neuroscience, and genetics.
The primary topics of Wim J. Riedel's research include sleep and work-related fatigue, occupational health and performance, sleep and related disorders, ergonomics and musculoskeletal disorders, high altitude and hypoxia, coffee research and impacts, and pharmacological effects and assays.
Frequent co-authors in their work include Yara Q. Wingelaar-Jagt, Johannes G. Ramaekers, Thijs T. Wingelaar, Charelle Bottenheft, and Lotte de Vrijer.
Wim J. Riedel's recent papers reflect a strong focus on the effects of fatigue and pharmacological interventions in occupational settings, especially involving aviation personnel. Notable recent publications include:
The main publication venues for their work are Aerospace Medicine and Human Performance, Frontiers in Physiology, Journal of Psychopharmacology, Neuroscience Applied, and Neuron.
P. L. Rock;J. P. Roiser;W. J. Riedel;A. D. Blackwell
E. Hogervorst;J. Williams;M. Budge;W. Riedel
L A W Jans;W J Riedel;C R Markus;A Blokland
Eef Hogervorst;Wim Riedel;Asker Jeukendrup;Jelle Jolles
W.J. Riedel;T. Klaassen;N.E.P. Deutz;A. van Someren
J. A.J. Schmitt;M. Wingen;J. G. Ramaekers;E. A.T. Evers
J. A. J. Schmitt;B. L. Jorissen;S. Sobczak;M. P. J. Van Boxtel
L Booij;A J W Van der Does;W J Riedel;W J Riedel;W J Riedel
J. A. van Deursen;E. F. P. M. Vuurman;F. R. J. Verhey;V. H. J. M. van Kranen-Mastenbroek
Daniel Mendelsohn;Wim J. Riedel;Anke Sambeth
W Riedel;E Hogervorst;R Leboux;F Verhey
A. M. W. Linssen;A. Sambeth;E. F. P. M. Vuurman;W. J. Riedel
P.A.H.M. Hameleers;M.P.J. van Boxtel;E. Hogervorst;W.J. Riedel
T. Klaassen;W.J. Riedel;N.E.P. Deutz;A. van Someren
T. Klaassen;W.J. Riedel;A. van Someren;N.E.P. Deutz
Jeroen A. J. Schmitt;Monique J. Kruizinga;Wim J. Riedel
Tanya L. Wallace;Theresa M. Ballard;Bruno Pouzet;Wim J. Riedel
A. Honig;B. M. G. Arts;R. W. H. M. Ponds;W. J. Riedel
Wim J Riedel;Tineke Klaassen;Jeroen A J Schmitt
T O C Kilkens;A Honig;M A van Nieuwenhoven;W J Riedel
Annemiek Vermeeren;Wim J Riedel;Martin P J van Boxtel;Mona Darwish
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