Robert B. Aird

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Robert B. Aird

Robert B. Aird is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, Deep Springs College, Stanford University, Cornell University, University of California, San Francisco

Robert B. Aird's AcademicInfluence.com Rankings

Robert B. Aird

Physics

#6466

World Rank

#8413

Historical Rank

#1743

USA Rank

physics Degrees

Download Badge

Physics

Robert B. Aird's Degrees

PhD Physics Stanford University
Masters Physics Stanford University
Bachelors Physics Stanford University

Why Is Robert B. Aird Influential?

(Suggest an Edit or Addition)

According to Wikipedia, Robert Burns Aird was an American educator, neurologist and epileptologist. Aird's father, Dr. John Aird, founded Provo General Hospital in Provo, Utah, with two other doctors, Dr. Fred W. Taylor and George E. Robison, in 1903. The hospital was the first general hospital in Utah County. In 1923 the partnership broke up and Dr. John Aird continued the hospital under the name of the Aird Hospital from 1923 to 1939 when Utah Valley Hospital was opened. Robert Aird's grandfather and grandmother, William Aird and Elizabeth McLean, were Scottish immigrants and the family was proud of its heritage, thus the name "Robert Burns" Aird, after the famous Scottish poet. His uncle, Henry McLean Aird, was a prominent educator in Utah.

(See a Problem?)

Robert B. Aird's Published Works

Number of citations in a given year to any of this author's works

Total number of citations to an author for the works they published in a given year. This highlights publication of the most important work(s) by the author

Published Works

Behavior disorders of childhood. (1966) (132)
The Importance of Seizure‐Inducing Factors in the Control of Refractory Forms of Epilepsy (1983) (102)
Occipital and posterior electroencephalographic rhythms. (1959) (96)
The scalp as an electroencephalographic averager. (1962) (91)
A study of intrathecal, cerebrospinal fluid-to-brain exchange (1984) (77)
Dilatations of the Cavity of the Septum Pellucidum and Cavum Vergae: Report of Cases (1934) (64)
A STUDY WITH RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES OF THE PERMEABILITY OF THE BLOOD-CEREBROSPINAL FLUID BARRIER TO IONS (1943) (61)
Studies on the cortical pacemaker: synchrony and asynchrony of bilaterally recorded alpha and beta activity. (1958) (45)
Neural Mechanisms of Higher Vertebrate Behavior (1966) (44)
Anticonvulsive properties of desoxycorticosterone. (1951) (44)
PROTECTIVE BARRIERS OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY WITH TRYPAN RED (1944) (33)
The pathology of human striated muscle following denervation. (1953) (30)
The Epilepsies: A Critical Review (1984) (28)
THE NATURE OF BILATERAL AND SYNCHRONOUS CEREBRAL SPIKING (1956) (27)
A neuroectodermal syndrome of dominant inheritance. (1965) (25)
Neurophysiologic effects of electrically induced convulsions. (1956) (25)
The management of epilepsy (1974) (22)
Studies on the “cerebral pacemaker” (1958) (22)
Some Reminiscences (1942) (21)
THE EFFECT OF DESOXYCORTICOSTERONE IN EPILEPSY (1944) (21)
Clinical correlates of electroshock therapy. (1958) (21)
The localizing value and significance of minor differences of homologous tracings as shown by serial electroencephalographic studies. (1952) (20)
Antecedents of temporal lobe epilepsy. (1967) (20)
MODE OF ACTION OF BRILLIANT VITAL RED IN EPILEPSY (1939) (19)
EXPERIMENTAL EXOPHTHALMOS AND ASSOCIATED MYOPATHY INDUCED BY THE THYROTROPIC EXTRACT (1940) (19)
Some excitatory and inhibitory factors involved in the epileptic state (1993) (18)
Electroencephalographic changes resulting from carotid artery compression. (1954) (18)
Mechanisms influencing the permeability of the blood-brain barrier. (1955) (18)
Cortical localization by electroencephalography; the value of a quantitative and statistical analysis of homologous recordings obtained simultaneously. (1946) (17)
Neurophysiological studies on cerebral concussion. (1952) (17)
TREATMENT OF BRAIN TUMORS. (1963) (16)
The blood-brain barrier — the effect of acidic dissociation constant on the permeation of certain sulfonamides into the brain† (1954) (16)
The importance of seizure-inducing factors in youth (1988) (15)
AN EEG STUDY OF DEEP-SEATED CEREBRAL AND SUBTENTORIAL LESIONS IN COMPARISON WITH CORTICAL LESIONS. (1963) (14)
Ultracentrifuge Studies of Lipoproteins in Multiple Sclerosis (1953) (14)
THE TREATMENT OF EPILEPSY WITH METHYLPHENYLETHYL HYDANTOIN (MESANTOIN). (1948) (14)
The localizing value of asymmetrical electroencephalographic tracings obtained simultaneously by by homologous recording: four hundred and six correlative studies of clinical, pathologic, pneumoencephalographic and electroencephalographic data. (1951) (14)
COMMON SOURCES OF ERROR IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF CONVULSIVE DISORDERS: A REVIEW OF 204 PATIENTS WITH TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSY (1958) (14)
Convulsive Action of Triphenyl Phosphite.∗ (1940) (13)
THE BLOOD‐BRAIN BARRIER IN CLINICAL DISEASE: A REVIEW (1963) (12)
EXPERIMENTAL EXOPHTHALMOS AND ASSOCIATED MYOPATHY INDUCED BY THE THYROTROPIC HORMONE (1941) (12)
Temporal lobe epilepsy in childhood. (1968) (12)
EXPERIMENTAL ENCEPHALOGRAPHY WITH ANESTHETIC GASES (1936) (12)
The value of electroencephalography in studying the effects of ligation of the carotid arteries. (1954) (11)
REGENERATION OF NERVES AFTER ANASTOMOSIS OF SMALL PROXIMAL TO LARGER PERIPHERAL NERVES: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY CONCERNED WITH RELIEF OF PERIPHERAL NEUROGENIC PARESIS (1939) (11)
PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF CHOLESTEROL IN EXPERIMENTAL EPILEPSY (1939) (10)
Electroencephalography in cerebral palsy. (1950) (10)
Pressure Stimulation of Peripheral Nerves (1947) (9)
Use of phenacemide (phenurone) in treatment of narcolepsy and cataplexy; a preliminary report. (1953) (9)
Pneumoencephalographic study of cerebrospinal fluid absorptive-block mechanisms; a study of the mechanism involved in production of increased intracranial pressure. (1951) (9)
The electroencephalographic pacemaker and function of the corpus callosum. (1961) (8)
Barriers in the Brain (1956) (8)
Behavioral Effects of Head Injury (1984) (8)
Propagation of Epileptic Discharge, as Revealed by Activated Electroencephalography (1959) (8)
"Startle" epilepsy treated with chlordiazepoxide (Librium). (1961) (8)
THE ROLE OF TISSUE PERMEABILITY WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER IN DISEASES OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. (1948) (7)
Foundations of Modern Neurology: A Century of Progress (1994) (7)
Hypothesis: the classification of epileptic seizures according to systems of the CNS (1989) (7)
CURRENT PATHWAY AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF ELECTRICALLY INDUCED CONVULSIONS (1956) (7)
Diseases of China (1929) (7)
Studies on the nature of bilateral and synchronous cerebral spiking. (1955) (7)
Trypan red therapy of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis; preliminary report. (1948) (7)
THE EFFECTS OF IODIZED POPPYSEED OIL AND IODINE‐CHLORINE IN PEANUT OIL IN THE SUBARACHNOID SPACE OF ANIMALS (1944) (7)
A METHOD FOR THE RAPID ISOLATION AND SPECTROGRAPHIC MEASUREMENT OF COCAINE FROM BRAIN TISSUE (1941) (6)
The Ultraviolet Absorption Spectrum of Cerebrospinal Fluid: Ascorbic Versus Nucleic Acid. (1947) (6)
Blood and Spinal Fluid Magnesium and Calcium Levels in Epilepsy and Convulsive States.∗ (1938) (6)
ENCEPHALOGRAPHY WITH ANESTHETIC GASES (1937) (5)
Succinate Therapy in Multiple Sclerosis (1951) (5)
Experimental Encephalography with Anesthetic Gases.∗ (1934) (4)
BRAIN AMINO ACID UPTAKE: THE EFFECT OF L‐ASPARTIC ACID, L‐N-ACETYL ASPARTIC ACID, AND L‐ASPARAGINE ADMINISTRATION IN THE RAT (1967) (4)
ROBERT WARTENBERG, MFF., 1887–1956 (1957) (4)
Sublingual or buccal administration of steroidal hormones. (1950) (3)
[Recent results of multiple sclerosis research]. (1957) (3)
THE BLOODCEREBROSPINAL FLUID BARRIER IN CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA AND AFTER TRIFLUOPERAZINE (STELAZINE) TREATMENT (1964) (3)
The Retinal Circulation as an Index of Cerebral Circulation From the Viewpoint of the Neurologist (1959) (3)
Medico-legal aspects of clinical electroencephalography (1954) (3)
The Absorption of Ethylene Gas Following Encephalography, with a Clinical Correlation in 164 Cases (1938) (3)
A functional response to the central nervous system to low-level irradiation. (1964) (3)
Fluid and electrolyte exchange in the brain in experimental convulsions. (1952) (3)
Failure of Trypan Red to Protect Against Certain Neurotropic Viruses (“M.M.” and Russian Spring-Summer Encephalitis).∗ (1948) (3)
Neurophysiological effects of electroshock therapy. (1948) (2)
Diffusion of sodium ions from cerebral tissue in vitro. (1955) (2)
Neuropathological correlates of low-voltage EEG foci. (1970) (2)
Simplified pneumoencephalographic apparatus and technique. (1952) (2)
MUSCULAR ATROPHIES AND DYSTROPHIES IN MIDDLE LIFE. (1964) (2)
Functional response of the central nervous system of dogs to low-level irradiation. (2009) (2)
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER IN NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS OF TOXIC AND METABOLIC ORIGIN. (1964) (2)
Aphasia in Adults: Diagnosis, Prognosis and Treatment (1966) (2)
Sublingual desoxycorticosterone for the control of convulsive seizures. (1951) (2)
Diffusion from brain slices in vitro. (1956) (1)
The mode of action of sodium diphenylhydantoinate (dilantin) in epilepsy. (1951) (1)
Modern concepts on the value of EEG in epilepsy. (1959) (1)
The treatment of cerebrovascular accident. (1956) (1)
Temporal Lobe Epilepsy (TLE) in Childhood (1970) (1)
Progress in pediatric neurology II, J.G. Millichap (Ed.). PNB Publishers, Chicago (1994), 555 (1995) (1)
William Perrine VAN WAGENEN, 1897-1961. (1962) (1)
RELATION OF BLOOD PH AND CO2 TO CENTRAL STIMULATORY EFFECTS OF SALINE ON DOGS. (1963) (1)
Progress in pediatric neurology II Millichap JG. Chicago: PNB Publishers, 1994: 555 pp (1995) (1)
PROLONGED JUGULAR COMPRESSION: A DIAGNOSTIC TEST OF NEUROLOGIC VALUE (1941) (1)
Notes on Tropical Diseases Sometimes Seen in Home Practice (1932) (0)
[Physiological correspondence in neurologic diseases]. (1961) (0)
The Chinese Puzzle: The Impact of Communist China's Foreign Policy and Nuclear Potential on the Future of Arms Control (1970) (0)
The blood-brain barrier-the effect of acidic dissociation constant on the permeation of certain sulfonamides in the brain. (1954) (0)
Neurotropic drugs and epilepsy. (1975) (0)
A pneumoencephalographic study of absorptive block mechanisms and of the hydrodynamics of the cerebrospinal fluid. (1950) (0)
J.G. Millichap Progress in pediatric neurology II (1995) (0)
Book Notices (1995) (0)
Motivation: Key to Educational Problems. (1981) (0)
Some recent advances in electroencephalography (1976) (0)
Notes on Tropical Diseases Sometimes Seen in Home Practice. Part II (1933) (0)
Disorders of the peripheral motor system. (1966) (0)
STUDIES UPON THE SITE OF STIMULATION OF SALIVATION BY INTRAVENTRICULARLY INJECTED PILOCARPINE IN DOGS (1936) (0)
The intrathecal injection of hydroscopic agents for the relief of intractable pain. (1952) (0)
Diagnosis in Locomotor Disorders (1960) (0)
Low-voltage EEG foci. (1969) (0)
The conservative treatment of myasthenia gravis. (1950) (0)
Clinical syndromes of the limbic system. (1968) (0)
Karl Gunnar Vilhelm Wohlfart March 9, 1910‐March 23, 1961 (1961) (0)
Correlative study of EEG and brain scintiphotography. (1971) (0)
Modern advances in the diagnosis and treatment of convulsive disorders. (1951) (0)
Not Available. (1957) (0)
Possible allergic conditions affecting the central nervous system viewed from a neurological standpoint. (1959) (0)
Neurological aspects of a schizophrenia-like psychosis. (1987) (0)
Polarographic determination of oxygen tension in samples of human cerebrospinal fluid. (1958) (0)
Book reviewLectures on epilepsy: A. M. Lorentz de Haas (Editor) Elsevier Publishing Company, Amsterdam, 1958, 172 pp., $4.75 (1961) (0)

This paper list is powered by the following services:

Other Resources About Robert B. Aird

en.wikipedia.org

What Schools Are Affiliated With Robert B. Aird?

Robert B. Aird is affiliated with the following schools:

Robert B. Aird's Academic­Influence.com Rankings