Publications by Professor Malcolm Young - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Professor Malcolm Young	From in silico target prediction to multi-target drug design: Current databases, methods and applications	2011
Dr Peter Andras Robert Gwyther Agnes Madalinski Steve Lynden Dr Alina Andras et al.	Ecological network analysis: An application to the evaluation of effects of pesticide use in an agricultural environment	2007
Dr Kun Guo Dr Robert Robertson Maribel Pulgarin Montoya Dr Angel Nevado Dr Stefano Panzeri et al.	Spatio-temporal prediction and inference by V1 neurons	2007
Steve Lynden Professor Malcolm Young Dr Peter Andras	Bacillus Subtilis Protein Interaction Network Analysis	2004
Professor Malcolm Young	Quantitative analysis of connectivity in the visual cortex: Extracting function from structure	2004
Dr Huw Golledge Dr Stefano Panzeri Dr Fashan Zheng Gianni Pola Dr Jack Scannell et al.	Correlations, feature-binding and population coding in primary visual cortex	2003
Dr Kun Guo Dr Robert Robertson Dr Sasan Mahmoodi Dr Yoav Tadmor Professor Malcolm Young et al.	How do monkeys view faces? - A study of eye movements	2003
Dr Sola Idowu Steve Lynden Dr Panos Periorellis Professor Malcolm Young Dr Peter Andras et al.	Software Suite to Aid Protein Target Identification for Rational Drug Discovery (Extended abstract)	2003
Dr Angel Nevado Professor Malcolm Young Dr Stefano Panzeri	Comparing the information encoded by different brain areas with functional imaging techniques	2002
Dr Peter Andras Dr Stefano Panzeri Professor Malcolm Young	Towards Statistically Valid Population Decoding Models	2002
Klaas Stephan Professor Malcolm Young	Advanced database methodology for the Collation of Connectivity data on the Macaque brain (CoCoMac)	2001
Filippo Petroni Dr Stefano Panzeri Dr Jack Scannell Professor Malcolm Young	Hierarchical organization and neuronal response latencies in the primate visual system	2001
Dr Stefano Panzeri Dr Huw Golledge Dr Martin Tovee Professor Malcolm Young	Objective assessment of the functional role of spike train correlations using information measures	2001
Dr Peter Andras Dr Stefano Panzeri Professor Malcolm Young	Towards Statistically Valid Population Decoding Models	2001
Professor Malcolm Young Dr Stefano Panzeri	A population code with added grandmothers?	2000
Professor Malcolm Young	Analysis of the connectional organization of neural systems associated with the hippocampus in rats	2000
Dr Jack Scannell Professor Malcolm Young	Anatomical connectivity defines the organization of clusters of cortical areas in the macaque monkey and the cat	2000
Professor Malcolm Young	Architecture of visual cortex and inferential processes in vision	2000
Klaas Stephan Professor Malcolm Young	Computational analysis of functional connectivity between areas of primate cerebral cortex	2000
Professor Malcolm Young	Hierarchical organization of macaque and cat cortical sensory systems explored with a novel network processor	2000
Professor Malcolm Young Dr Jack Scannell	On imputing function to structure from the behavioural effects of brain lesions	2000
Professor Malcolm Young	Inter-hemispheric competition of sub-cortical structures is a crucial mechanism in paradoxical lesion effects and spatial neglect	1999
Professor Malcolm Young Dr Jack Scannell	Models of paradoxical lesion effects and rules of inference for imputing function to structure in the brain	1999
Dr Jack Scannell Professor Malcolm Young	Neuronal population activity and functional imaging	1999
Dr Jack Scannell Professor Malcolm Young	The connectional organization of the cortico-thalamic system of the cat	1999