Hudson Hoagland

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According to Wikipedia, Hudson Hoagland was an American neuroscientist, president of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, from 1961 to 1964. Originally from Rockaway, New Jersey, he graduated from Columbia University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Harvard University, and was a Guggenheim fellow. His scientific specialty was electroencephalography. He died in 1982 in Southboro, Massachusetts.

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The Physiological Control of Judgments of Duration: Evidence for a Chemical Clock (1933) (265)
Sensory discharges in single cutaneous nerve fibres (1931) (127)
Pacemakers in relation to aspects of behavior (1935) (97)
REVIVAL OF MAMMALIAN SPERM AFTER IMMERSION IN LIQUID NITROGEN (1942) (85)
The effect of ethanol ingestion on serotonin-C14 metabolism in man. (1967) (71)
THE ELECTRENCEPHALOGRAM OF SCHIZOPHRENICS DURING INSULIN HYPOGLYCEMIA AND RECOVERY (1937) (67)
PACEMAKERS OF HUMAN BRAIN WAVES IN NORMALS AND IN GENERAL PARETICS (1936) (64)
A Study of Pituitary‐Adrenocortical Function in Normal and Psychotic Men (1949) (60)
ON THE MECHANISM OF TONIC IMMOBILITY IN VERTEBRATES (1928) (59)
Adrenal cortical responses to stress in normal men and in those with personality disorders; analysis of the pituitary-adrenal mechanism in man. (1950) (57)
Stressful psychomotor performance and adrenal cortical function as indicated by the lymphocyte response. (1946) (53)
The Mechanism of Tonic Immobility (“Animal Hypnosis”) (1928) (53)
Hormones, Brain Function, and Behavior (1957) (50)
The study of living organisms. (48)
ELECTRICAL RESPONSES FROM THE LATERAL-LINE NERVES OF CATFISH. I (1933) (48)
Experimental psychiatry. II. Clinical and physio-chemical observations in experimental psychosis. (1955) (46)
CEREBRAL METABOLISM AND ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY DURING INSULIN HYPOGLYCEMIA IN MAN (1939) (41)
Response of tactile receptors to intermittent stimulation (1931) (40)
BLOOD AND URINARY SEROTONIN AND 5‐HYDROXYINDOLE ACETIC ACID LEVELS IN SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS AND NORMAL SUBJECTS1 (1959) (39)
BIOGENIC AMINES, BIOGENIC ALDEHYDES, AND ALCOHOL. (1964) (36)
EFFECTS OF HYPOGLYCEMIA AND PENTOBARBITAL SODIUM ON ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF CEREBRAL CORTEX AND HYPOTHALAMUS (DOGS) (1939) (35)
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF RESPONSES FROM LATERAL-LINE NERVES OF FISHES. II (1933) (33)
THE ELECTRENCEPHALOGRAM OF SCHIZOPHRENICS DURING INSULIN TREATMENTS (1937) (33)
Study of adrenocortical physiology in normal and schizophrenic men. (1953) (32)
SPECIFIC NERVE IMPULSES FROM GUSTATORY AND TACTILE RECEPTORS IN CATFISH (1933) (31)
On the relationship of serotonin to schizophrenia. (1958) (30)
Emotion in man as tested by the delta index of the electroencephalogram: I (1938) (29)
Changes in the electroencephalogram and in the excretion of 17-ketosteroids accompanying electroshock therapy of agitated depression. (1946) (28)
THE EFFECT OF ARTIFICIALLY RAISED METABOLIC RATE ON THE ELECTRO-ENCEPHALOGRAM OF SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS1 (1937) (28)
Adrenal Cortical Responsivity of Psychotic Patients in Relation to Electroshock Treatments (1950) (27)
Symbols and Society. (1956) (26)
SOME PACEMAKER ASPECTS OF RHYTHMIC ACTIVITY IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM (1936) (24)
Adrenocortical function and urinary phosphate excretion; comparison in schizophrenia and in lysergic acid diethylamide-induced psychotic episodes in normal persons. (1955) (24)
Effects on industrial production of the administration of Delta5 pregnenolone to factory workers. (1945) (24)
A study of the physiology of learning in ants. (1931) (22)
Stress and the Adrenal Cortex with Special Reference to Potassium Metabolism (1949) (21)
TEMPERATURE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE "BERGER RHYTHM" IN MAN. (1936) (20)
ELECTRICAL RESPONSES FROM LATERAL-LINE NERVES OF FISHES. III (1933) (19)
Rat behavior changes in response to a blood factor from normal and psychotic persons. (1960) (19)
ADVENTURES IN BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING. (1944) (19)
MAO ACTIVITY IN RELATION TO DEPRESSION. (1964) (19)
Brain and muscle potassium in relation to stressful activities and adrenal cortex function. (1948) (18)
A New Psychiatric Rating Scale (1946) (18)
A SIMPLE METHOD FOR RECORDING ELECTROCORTICOGRAMS IN ANIMALS WITHOUT OPENING THE SKULL. (1940) (18)
Electrical Brain Waves in Schizophrenics During Insulin Treatments (1937) (17)
ELECTRICAL RESPONSES FROM THE LATERAL-LINE NERVES OF FISHES (1933) (17)
Emotion in man as Tested by the Delta Index of the Electroencephalogram: II. Simultaneous Records from Cortex and from a Region Near the Hypothalamus (1938) (16)
Impulses from Sensory Nerves of Catfish. (1932) (16)
CHEMICAL PACEMAKERS : PART I. CATALYTIC BRAIN IRON. PART II. ACTIVATION ENERGIES OF CHEMICAL PACEMAKERS. (1939) (16)
Quantitative Aspects of Tonic Immobility in Vertebrates. (1927) (15)
BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA (1958) (15)
The Chemistry of Time (1934) (15)
The Weber-Fechner law and the all-or-None Theory (1930) (15)
A REVIEW OF BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES INDUCED IN VIVO BY LYSERGIC ACID DIETHYLAMIDE AND SIMILAR DRUGS (1957) (15)
Rhythmic Behavior of the Nervous System. (1949) (14)
QUANTITATIVE ASPECTS OF CUTANEOUS SENSORY ADAPTATION. I (1933) (14)
BRAIN WAVE FREQUENCIES AND CELLULAR METABOLISM. EFFECTS OF DINITROPHENOL (1939) (13)
Radioactive serotonin in relation to schizophrenia. (1961) (13)
Specific Afferent Impulses and Cutaneous Sensibility (1932) (13)
THE SLOW COMPONENTS OF THE ELECTROGRAM OF STRIATED MUSCLE (1941) (13)
Enzyme kinetics and the dynamics of behavior. (1947) (12)
A HUMAN PLASMA FACTOR INDUCING BEHAVIORAL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES IN ANIMALS: II. CHANGES INDUCED IN ANIMALS * (1962) (12)
CHEMICAL PACEMAKERS : III. ACTIVATION ENERGIES OF SOME RATE-LIMITING COMPONENTS OF RESPIRATORY SYSTEMS. (1941) (12)
Effects of certain indole amines on electrical activity of the nervous system. (1956) (12)
ELECTRICAL BRAIN WAVES AND TEMPERATURE. (1936) (11)
Responsivity of Schizophrenic Men to Pituitary Adrenocorticotrophin (1949) (11)
Science and the New Humanism. (1964) (11)
A Basis for Cutaneous Localization (1932) (11)
The human adrenal cortex in relation to stressful activities. (1947) (10)
Adrenal cortical responses to stress in normal men and in those with personality disorders; some stress responses in normal and psychotic subjects. (1950) (10)
Cybernetics of Population Control (1964) (10)
Adrenal Function in Mental Disease (1949) (10)
ELECTRICAL RESPONSES FROM THE LATERAL-LINE NERVES OF FISHES (1934) (10)
Effects of adrenalectomy and replacement therapy on brain circulation, oxygen consumption and the electrocorticogram. (1953) (9)
Brain and muscle potassium in normal and in adrenalectomized rats. (1950) (8)
The “delta index” of the electrencephalogram in relation to insulin treatments of Schizophrenia (1937) (8)
Adrenal stress responses in normal men. (1955) (8)
Blood and urinary serotonin and 5-hydroxyindole acetic acid levels in schizophrenic patients and normal subjects. (1959) (8)
Clinical, Electroencephalographic, and Biochemical Changes During Insulin Hypoglycemia.∗ (1939) (8)
Evolution and Man's Progress (1971) (8)
Evolution and Man's Progress (1971) (8)
TARAXIEN-LIKE EXTRACTS. EFFECTS ON RAT BEHAVIOR. (1965) (8)
Neutral steroid excretion by normal and by schizophrenic men. (1952) (7)
ON THE MECHANISM OF ADAPTATION (PERIPHERAL SENSORY INHIBITION) OF MECHANORECEPTORS (1936) (7)
Some considerations of adrenocortical physiology in relation to the psychoses. (1953) (7)
Monoamine Oxidase, Psychoenergizers, and Tranquilizers (1959) (7)
Beings from outer space--corporeal and spiritual. (1969) (7)
ADAPTATION OF CUTANEOUS TACTILE RECEPTORS. III (1934) (6)
Dominant brain wave frequencies as measures of physicochemical processes in cerebral cortex. (1946) (6)
Studies of plasma protein factors that may be involved in psychoses. (1961) (6)
Studies of adrenocortical physiology in relation to the nervous system. (1953) (6)
Brain wave frequencies and brain chemistry. (1949) (6)
Gregory Goodwin Pincus. (1968) (6)
Hormones, brain function, and behavior : proceedings of a conference on Neuroendocrinology held at Arden House, Harriman, New York, 1956 (1957) (6)
Effects on Industrial Production of the Administration of 5 Pregnenolone to Factory Workers, I (1945) (6)
Influence of adrenalectomy on nerve excitability. (1954) (6)
SOME TEMPERATURE CHARACTERISTICS IN MAN (1935) (5)
An in vivo test for measuring monoamine oxidase inhibition in human subjects. (1960) (5)
GEOTROPIC EXCITATION IN HELIX (1931) (5)
ADAPTATION OF CUTANEOUS TACTILE RECEPTORS : VI. INHIBITORY EFFECTS OF POTASSIUM AND CALCIUM. (1936) (5)
The administration of BAS, 5-HTP, and marsilid to schizophrenic patients. (1959) (5)
ADAPTATION OF CUTANEOUS TACTILE RECEPTORS : V. THE RELEASE OF POTASSIUM FROM FROG SKIN BY MECHANICAL STIMULATION. (1936) (5)
Changes in the Electroencephalogram and in the Excretion of 17‐Ketosteroids Accompanying Electro‐Shock Therapy of Agitated Depression (1946) (4)
Sensitization of Blood Vessels to Acetylcholine by Sympathetic Denervation (1941) (4)
Flame photometer determinations of sodium and potassium in relation to possible interference by phosphate. (1948) (4)
Training for research. (1970) (4)
Geotropic Orientation of Chicks (1929) (4)
MAO inhibition and antidepressant activity. (1965) (4)
A preliminary report on MAO inhibition and clincial effectiveness in the treatment of depressed patients with phenelzine. (1960) (4)
Schizophrenia and stress. (1949) (4)
Comparative effects of ACTH and LSD on urinary corticosteroids in guinea pigs. (1957) (4)
On the Neurological Basis of the Localized Response to Irritants on the Skin (1933) (3)
In vitro oxygen consumption of tissues from normal and adrenalectomized rats. (1952) (3)
REFLECTIONS ON THE PURPOSE OF LIFE (1971) (3)
‘Master reactions’ and temperature characteristics (1937) (3)
Some biochemical considerations of psychotic behavior. (1951) (3)
THE BRAIN AND CRISES IN HUMAN VALUES (1966) (3)
BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF AGGRESSION AND VIOLENCE (1969) (3)
Stressful psychomotor performance and adrenal cortical function in man. (1946) (2)
William John Crozier, 1892-1955. (1956) (2)
Some Reflections on Science and Society (1959) (2)
The Humanizing of Knowledge (1926) (2)
HARLOW SHAPLEY-SOME RECOLLECTIONS (1965) (1)
ETHOLOGY AND ETHICS-THE BIOLOGY OF RIGHT AND WRONG (1967) (1)
On the Use of Herbicides in Vietnam (1968) (1)
Professor Gregory Goodwin Pincus (1967) (1)
Technology and Culture in Perspective (1968) (1)
The brain and its environment. (1939) (1)
A new psychiatric rating scale. (1946) (1)
ADAPTATION OF CUTANEOUS TACTILE RECEPTORS (1936) (1)
Supplementary statements by some members of the board of directors. (1968) (1)
Trophism versus Tropism (1952) (1)
ADRENOCORTICAL RESPONSIVITY TO STRESS AND ACTH (1956) (1)
Percutaneous stereotaxic radiofrequency lesions for trigeminal neuralgia. (1977) (1)
The effect of monoamine oxidase inhibitors on the metabolism of serotonin and epinephrine. (1961) (1)
The nature of the adrenal stress response failure in schizophrenic man. (1950) (1)
Fatigue in relation to adrenal cortex. (1946) (1)
Psychologies of 1925 (0)
On the biology of creativity. (1965) (0)
Analysis of Post-War Problems and Procedures (1942) (0)
Response : Science, Culture, and Determinism (1964) (0)
Response : Action of 1-Benzyl-2-methyl-5-methoxytryptamine on Monoamine Oxidase (1960) (0)
Adrenal Cortex. Transactions of the Fifth Conference (1955) (0)
The Biology of Ultimate Concern.Theodosius Dobzhansky (1968) (0)
Organic Approaches to Schizophrenia (1969) (0)
Brain evolution and the biology of belief (1977) (0)
Biochemical aspect of schizophrenia. (1964) (0)
Indole: I. Two-Dimensional Paper Chromatography of Urinary Indoles in Normal Subjects and Chronic Schizophrenic Patients. (1958) (0)
CHEMICAL PACEMAKERS (1941) (0)
Stress and the adrenal cortex with special reference to potassium metabolism. (1949) (0)
Changes in the electroencephalogram and in the excretion of 17-keto steroids accompanying electroshock therapy of agitated depression. (1946) (0)
THE CHEMICAL AND THE IDEATIONAL CODE OF INFORMATION (1963) (0)
Symposium: The Biology of Learning and Memory (1968) (0)
Technology, adaptation, and evolution. (1969) (0)
WHY FERTILITY CONTROL? (1971) (0)
Letters to the Editor. (1964) (0)
Departmental vs. Programmatic Organizations for Teaching and Research (1973) (0)
ADAPTATION OF CUTANEOUS TACTILE RECEPTORS (1936) (0)
BOSTON SOCIETY OF PSYCHIATRY AND NEUROLOGY: Meeting of October 16, 1952 (1946) (0)
Television Brakes on Impending Catastrophes. (1971) (0)
Adrenal Cortex. Transactions of the Fourth Conference, November, 1952 (1954) (0)
PACEMAKERS IN RELATIONS TO ASPECTS OF BE-HAVIOR (1937) (0)
V. Responses in the Central Nervous System* the Journal of General Physiology (0)
ADAPTATION OF CUTANEOUS TACTILE RECEPTORS. II (1934) (0)
Electrochemistry in biology and medicine (1956) (0)
The Unit of Survival is the Human Race (1964) (0)
The Control of Fertility. AAAS Symposium: 27 December, 1968. Dallas, Texas. (1968) (0)
THE CONTROL OF FERTILITY (1968) (0)
Isolation in active form of a human plasma protein which affects the behavior of trained rats. (1962) (0)
Brain wave frequencies and brain chemistry. (1948) (0)
Human life--quantity of quality? (1970) (0)
Can Man Control His Biological Evolution? A Symposium on Genetic Engineering. Man's Responsibility to His Future. (1972) (0)
Transactions of the Third Conference on the Adrenal Cortex (1952) (0)
BIOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR ARMS (1963) (0)
Donald Ewen Cameron—1901–1967 (1967) (0)
SCHIZOPHRENIC BEHAVIOR AND URINARY 5-HIAA. (1965) (0)
Committee on Program (1968) (0)
ANALYSIS OF POST-WAR PROBLEMS AND PROCEDURES. (1942) (0)
Fatigue and the adrenal cortex. (1946) (0)
CHEMICAL PACEMAKERS (1939) (0)
Physiology of the Nervous System (1951) (0)
Academies—Then and now (1967) (0)
Cultural and environmental changes affecting health and medicine. (1966) (0)
Worcester Foundation Marks Time (1969) (0)
I. Man's Responsibility to His Future (1972) (0)
A new psychiatric rating scale. (1946) (0)
Brain and muscle potassium in relation to stressful activities and adrenal cortical function. (1948) (0)

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