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How can the human mind occur in the physical Universe

Type: Ebook

Author : Anderson J.R.

Publisher: OUP

Year: 2007

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Recent Developments in the Control of Some Arthropods of Public Health and Veterinary Importance: Muscoid Flies

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Anderson, J. R., and J. R. Anderson.

Publisher: Oxford University Press (OUP)

Year: 1966

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Functional validation of an implantable medical dosing device by MRI at 3T

Type: Conference Paper

Author : Anderson, J.R.; Ferrati, S.; Karmonik, C.; Grattoni, A.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

A Semi-automated image segmentation approach for computational fluid dynamics studies of aortic dissection

Type: Conference Paper

Author : Anderson, J.R.; Karmonik, C.; Georg, Y.; Bismuth, J.; Lumsden, A.B.; Schwein, A.; Ohana, M.; Thaveau, F.; Chakfe, N.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Validation of computational fluid dynamics methods with anatomically exact, 3D printed MRI phantoms and 4D pcMRI

Type: Conference Paper

Author : Anderson, J.R.; Diaz, O.; Klucznik, R.; Zhang, Y.J.; Britz, G.W.; Grossman, R.G.; Nan Lv; Qinghai Huang; Karmonik, C.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

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How can the human mind occur in the physical Universe

Recent Developments in the Control of Some Arthropods of Public Health and Veterinary Importance: Muscoid Flies

Functional validation of an implantable medical dosing device by MRI at 3T

A Semi-automated image segmentation approach for computational fluid dynamics studies of aortic dissection

Validation of computational fluid dynamics methods with anatomically exact, 3D printed MRI phantoms and 4D pcMRI

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How can the human mind occur in the physical Universe

Recent Developments in the Control of Some Arthropods of Public Health and Veterinary Importance: Muscoid Flies

Functional validation of an implantable medical dosing device by MRI at 3T

A Semi-automated image segmentation approach for computational fluid dynamics studies of aortic dissection

Validation of computational fluid dynamics methods with anatomically exact, 3D printed MRI phantoms and 4D pcMRI