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Ty Lees, Ph.D.

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Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Brain Waves120164090.380 Why?
Executive Function2202413920.310 Why?
Occupational Diseases1201614900.290 Why?
Nurses1201624780.260 Why?
Rats, Long-Evans120243830.220 Why?
Stress, Psychological1201644810.180 Why?
Methylphenidate120244880.180 Why?
Cognition2202469920.170 Why?
Evoked Potentials1202410470.150 Why?
New South Wales12016690.130 Why?
Central Nervous System Stimulants1202411770.130 Why?
Electroencephalography2202462370.120 Why?
Life Style1201639170.060 Why?
Species Specificity1202424140.040 Why?
Behavior, Animal1202418780.030 Why?
Rats12024237410.020 Why?
Adult220242212100.020 Why?
Male220243608460.010 Why?
Female220243927050.010 Why?
Middle Aged120162209210.010 Why?
Young Adult12024592600.010 Why?
Humans220247615960.010 Why?
Animals120241684750.010 Why?
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Funded by the NIH National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences through its Clinical and Translational Science Awards Program, grant number UL1TR002541.