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Professor Malcolm Young
From in silico target prediction to multi-target drug design: Current databases, methods and applications2011
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 environment2007
Dr Kun Guo
Dr Robert Robertson
Maribel Pulgarin Montoya
Dr Angel Nevado
Dr Stefano Panzeri
et al.		Spatio-temporal prediction and inference by V1 neurons2007
Steve Lynden
Professor Malcolm Young
Dr Peter Andras
Bacillus Subtilis Protein Interaction Network Analysis2004
Professor Malcolm Young
Quantitative analysis of connectivity in the visual cortex: Extracting function from structure2004
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 cortex2003
Dr Kun Guo
Dr Robert Robertson
Dr Sasan Mahmoodi
Dr Yoav Tadmor
Professor Malcolm Young
How do monkeys view faces? - A study of eye movements2003
Dr Sola Idowu
Steve Lynden
Dr Panos Periorellis
Professor Malcolm Young
Dr Peter Andras
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 techniques2002
Dr Peter Andras
Dr Stefano Panzeri
Professor Malcolm Young
Towards Statistically Valid Population Decoding Models2002
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 system2001
Dr Stefano Panzeri
Dr Huw Golledge
Dr Martin Tovee
Professor Malcolm Young
Objective assessment of the functional role of spike train correlations using information measures2001
Dr Peter Andras
Dr Stefano Panzeri
Professor Malcolm Young
Towards Statistically Valid Population Decoding Models2001
Professor Malcolm Young
Dr Stefano Panzeri
A population code with added grandmothers?2000
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