William Grey Walter

William Grey Walter's AcademicInfluence.com Rankings

William Grey Walter

Engineering

#283

Historical Rank

Robotics

Historical Rank

engineering Degrees

William Grey Walter

Biology

#2609

Historical Rank

Neuroscience

#565

Historical Rank

biology Degrees

Download Badge

Engineering
Biology

Why Is William Grey Walter Influential?

(Suggest an Edit or Addition)

According to Wikipedia, William Grey Walter was an American-born British neurophysiologist, cybernetician and robotician. Early life and education Walter was born in Kansas City, Missouri, United States, on 19 February 1910, the only child of Minerva Lucrezia Hardy , an American journalist and Karl Wilhelm Walter , a British journalist who was working on the Kansas City Star at the time. His parents had met and married in Italy, and during the First World War the family moved from to Britain. Walter's ancestry was German/British on his father's side, and American/British on his mother's side. He was brought to England in 1915, and educated at Westminster School with an interest in classics and science, and entered King's College, Cambridge, in 1928. He achieved a third class in part one and a first class in physiology in part two of the natural sciences tripos .

(See a Problem?)

William Grey Walter'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

Contingent Negative Variation : An Electric Sign of Sensori-Motor Association and Expectancy in the Human Brain (1964) (2326)
COMPARISON OF SUBCORTICAL, CORTICAL AND SCALP ACTIVITY USING CHRONICALLY INDWELLING ELECTRODES IN MAN. (1965) (555)
The Living Brain (1963) (498)
The central effects of rhythmic sensory stimulation. (1949) (268)
A Machine that Learns (1951) (195)
An Imitation of Life (1950) (194)
The effects of attention and distraction on the contingent negative variation in normal and neurotic subjects. (1968) (184)
The Location of Cerebral Tumours by Electro-Encephalography (1936) (181)
Analysis of the Electrical Response of the Human Cortex to Photic Stimulation (1946) (180)
THE CONVERGENCE AND INTERACTION OF VISUAL, AUDITORY, AND TACTILE RESPONSES IN HUMAN NONSPECIFIC CORTEX (1964) (170)
Electrically Induced Convulsions (1940) (153)
Regional control of cerebral vascular reactivity and oxygen supply in man. (1966) (144)
A new toposcopic display system. (1951) (101)
Slow potential waves in the human brain associated with expectancy, attention and decision (1964) (97)
The Objective Study of Mental Imagery (1943) (84)
The interaction of responses in the brain to semantic stimuli. (1966) (78)
ELECTRO-ENCEPHALOGRAPHY IN CASES OF SUB-CORTICAL TUMOUR (1944) (74)
The Twenty-Fourth Maudsley Lecture: The Functions of Electrical Rhythms in the Brain (1950) (60)
Intracerebral events in humans related to real and imaginary stimuli. (1970) (57)
Contingent negative variation and evoked responses recorded by radio-telemetry in free-ranging subjects. (1967) (53)
Colour Illusions and Aberrations during Stimulation by Flickering Light (1956) (53)
Proposal for an EEG Terminology by the Terminology Committee of the International Federation for Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology (1967) (50)
The Electro-Encephalogram in Cases of Cerebral Tumour (1937) (49)
Brain responses to semantic stimuli. (1965) (47)
DEPTH RECORDING FROM THE HUMAN BRAIN. (1964) (44)
Emitted cerebral events. (1974) (37)
THE SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS OF VISUAL AND AUTOMATIC ANALYSIS OF THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM (1944) (32)
ELECTRIC-CONVULSION THERAPY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA (1939) (29)
The contingent negative variation: an electro-cortical sign of sensori-motor reflex association in man. (1968) (28)
The effects of tetra‐ethylammonium iodide on the electrical response and the accommodation of nerve 1 (1937) (28)
Slow potential changes in the human brain associated with expectancy, decision and intention. (1967) (23)
The relationship between physiological variables and stereognosis. (1954) (23)
The Electro-Encephalogram in Epilepsy (1937) (21)
Electro-Encephalography in Cases of Mental Disorder (1942) (19)
HUMAN FRONTAL LOBE FUNCTION IN SENSORY–MOTOR ASSOCIATION (1973) (18)
Effects on anterior brain responses of an expected association between stimuli. (1965) (17)
Delimitation of subcortical tumours by direct electrography. (1946) (17)
CRITICAL REVIEW: THE TECHNIQUE AND APPLICATION OF ELECTRO-ENCEPHALOGRAPHY. (1938) (17)
BRAIN MECHANISMS AND PERCEPTION. (1965) (16)
Electro-encephalography during Pathological Sleep (1939) (15)
AN ELECTRO‐MECHANICAL »ANIMAL«1 (1950) (15)
A HISTORY OF ENGLISH PUBLIC HEALTH (1951) (15)
The Electro-Encephalogram in Schizophrenia (1938) (14)
The Brain as a Machine (1957) (13)
Electrically Induced Convulsions: (Section of Psychiatry). (1940) (13)
Electrical activity in frog spinal cord. (1947) (12)
EPANUTIN AND ELECTRIC CONVULSION THERAPY (1941) (10)
ELECTRO-ENCEPHALOGRAPHY IN CASES OF SUBCORTICAL TUMOUR BY (10)
Increase in intraventricular pressure in cold induced cerebral oedema. (1965) (10)
The vocabulary of psycho-physiology. Comment on Visser's communication. (1961) (10)
Effects on anterior brain responses of variation in the probability of association between stimuli (1965) (10)
The contingent negative variation in cases of known brain lesions. (1970) (10)
Specific and Non-Specific Cerebral Responses and Autonomic Mechanisms in Human Subjects during Conditioning (1963) (9)
Electrophysiologic contributions to psychiatric therapy. (1966) (9)
The differential effects of distraction on the contingent negative variation in normal subjects and psychiatric patients. (1968) (9)
Discussion on the Electro-Encephalogram in Organic Cerebral Disease (1948) (9)
A technique for the measurement of phase relations of the EEG. (1971) (9)
Electrical signs of association, expectancy and decision in the human brain. (1967) (8)
A toposcopic display system applied to neurophysiology (1951) (8)
The control of consciousness (1960) (8)
The electrical activity of the brain. (1954) (7)
[Genesis and significance of rhythms recorded at a distance in cases of cerebral tumors]. (1951) (7)
Discussion on Recent Advances in the Eeg Diagnosis of Epilepsy (1951) (6)
The EGG society: National Institute for Medical Research, London October 12, 1957 (1958) (6)
OPHTHALMIC OPERATIONS (1950) (6)
Amplifying and recording technique in electro-biology, with special reference to the electrical activity of the human brain (1943) (6)
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE OF ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC APPARATUS (1945) (5)
THE ELECTRO-ENCEPHALOGRAM IN CONVULSIONS INDUCED BY CARDIAZOL (1938) (5)
Modelling of Thinking and the Mind (1969) (5)
Coming to terms with brain waves. (1949) (4)
Effects of intravenously administered hypertonic urea solution (1965) (4)
Possible features of brain function and their imitation (1953) (4)
The Living brain / W. Grey Walter (1953) (3)
Electro-Encephalography in the Study of Epilepsy (1939) (3)
The future of clinical neurophysiology. (1969) (3)
The Use of Wooden Applicator Sticks (1968) (3)
Viewpoints of mental illness: neurophysiologic aspects. (1972) (3)
Rhythm and reason. (1950) (3)
The analysis, synthesis and identification of evoked responses and contigent negative variation (CNV). (1967) (2)
Effect of holding time on bacteria in chicken casserole. (1957) (2)
Physiological correlates of personality. (1971) (2)
CRITICAL REVIEW (1938) (2)
Mechanism or Vitalism? (1959) (2)
The effect of fatigue on end‐plate delay (1932) (2)
Some considerations on controlling cerebral oedema. (1968) (1)
Handbook of sensory physiology C. C. Hunt, ed. 172 pages, 214 figs. price DM 130,—. Berlin-Heidelberg-New York, Springer Verlag, 1974 (1975) (1)
The Measurement of Body Resistance by Bridge Methods (1942) (1)
Mobiles for the Biology Classroom (1968) (1)
Recording of evoked responses and contingent negative variation in routine electroencephalography. (1970) (1)
FUNDAMENTALS OF CYBERNETICS (1957) (1)
The effect of stimulus context on evoked responses in human frontal cortex. (1970) (1)
The waking brain (1959) (1)
Conditioning Theories and Their Therapeutic Applications (1960) (1)
Clinical application of automatic analysis of the electroencephalogram. (1948) (1)
The Electro-Encephalogram in the Diagnosis of Cerebral Pathology (1937) (1)
EEG analysis with a Linc 8 computer. (1968) (1)
Traumatic Extradural Hæmorrhage. Part II: The Clinical Application of Electro-Encephalograpy. (1940) (1)
Clinical application of automatic analysis of the electroencephalogram. (1949) (1)
Oscillatory activity in the nervous system. 1. Spontaneous oscillatory systems and alterations in stability. (1962) (1)
Traps, tricks and triumphs in EEG: 1936-1966 (the second Geoffrey Parr Memorial Lecture). (1967) (1)
The effect of synchronizing light and sound stimuli with various components of the electro-encephalogram. (1949) (1)
The Imitation of Mentality (1956) (1)
Progress in neurology and psychiatry (1951) (0)
A view of the brain (1968) (0)
The impact of computers on bio-medical research. (1973) (0)
The 1956 Viscount Nuffield paper: Thinking machines (1957) (0)
Traumatic Extradural Hæmorrhage. Part II (1940) (0)
Book Review: Modelling of Thinking and the Mind, by N. M. Amosov, 1969; 192 pages (1969) (0)
Brain mechanisms and learning: A. Fessard, R. W. Gerard and J. Konorski, Consulting Editors (C. C. Thomas, Springfield, Ill., 1961, 702 pp. $15.00) (1962) (0)
Book Reviews (1941) (0)
Electrophysiological aspects of epileptic activity. (1971) (0)
[Dissection, abstraction and persistance of sensory images in the human brain]. (1952) (0)
Recent developments in electroencephalographic techniques; toposcopy. (1955) (0)
[Discussion on the mathematical bases of frequency analysis]. (1951) (0)
Know thyself. (1959) (0)
Teaching microbiology by closed circuit television. (1970) (0)
Are there brain systems related to specific situations? (1969) (0)
Electro-convulsive Therapy Apparatus (1945) (0)
Telemetering of Biological Data in Man and Animals [Abridged] (1969) (0)
The Cybernetic Approach to Mentality and Society (1958) (0)
[Electroencephalography in Great Britain during the war]. (1946) (0)
Intracerebral potentials in humans evoked by expectancies of peripheral stimuli. (1970) (0)
[Not Available]. (1946) (0)
OBJECTIVE ELECTROCEREBRAL CORRELATES OF EXPECTANCY AND GUESSING IN NORMAL SUBJECTS (1979) (0)
Localization of subcortical tumors by direct electrography. (1946) (0)
Electro-Encephalography: An Aid to Diagnosis (1940) (0)
Needle with fixation system for permanent-pressure measurement. (1965) (0)
Variations in cortical oxygen availability related to sensory stimulation, operant response and spontaneous delta bursts. (1967) (0)
A twelve-channel transportable toposcope. (1954) (0)
Telemetry of electrophysiological data in human subjects. (1969) (0)
Brain research must be inter-national (1973) (0)

This paper list is powered by the following services:

Other Resources About William Grey Walter

en.wikipedia.org

William Grey Walter's Academic­Influence.com Rankings

Why Is William Grey Walter Influential?

William Grey Walter's Published Works

Published Works

Other Resources About William Grey Walter

Image Attributions

William Grey Walter's AcademicInfluence.com Rankings