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Experimental and Theoretical Biophysics

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Experimental and Theoretical Biophysics

Critical and Ictal Phases in Simulated EEG Signals on a ...

Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience (2021)

Louis R. Nemzer, Gary D. Cravens, Robert M. Worth, Francis Motta, et al.

Healthy brain function is marked by neuronal network dynamics at or near the critical phase, which separates regimes of instability ...

Treating Epilepsy with Physics

Physics World (2019)

Louis R. Nemzer

Linking Autism and Epilepsy

Children's Health Care (2016)

Florence Neymotin and Louis R. Nemzer

The prevalence of autism in society makes research on its determinants and correlates particularly important. To rigorously quantify the strength ...

A Binary Representation of the Genetic Code

BioSystems (2017)

Louis R. Nemzer

This article introduces a novel binary representation of the canonical genetic code based on both the structural similarities of the ...

Shannon Information Entropy in the Canonical Genetic Code

Journal of Theoretical Biology (2017)

Louis R. Nemzer

The Shannon entropy measures the expected information value of messages. As with thermodynamic entropy, the Shannon entropy is only defined ...

How Words Matter: Machine Learning & Movie Success

Applied Economics Letters (2019)

Louis R. Nemzer and Florence Neymotin

We employed a machine learning structure to examine the relationships between word choice in Internet Movie Database (IMDB) comedy movie ...

Locus of Control and Obesity

Frontiers in Endocrinology (2014)

Florence Neymotin and Louis R. Nemzer

In the developed world, the hazards associated with obesity have largely outstripped the risk of starvation. Obesity remains a difficult ...

The Public and Private Benefit of an Impure Public Good ...

Environmental Microbiology (2019)

Robert Smith, Aimee Doiron, Rodrigo Muzquiz, Marla Fortoul, et al.

When cooperation is critical for survival, cheating can lead to population collapse. One mechanism of cooperation that permits the coexistence ...

A Model of Band-Pass Phenotypic Resistance in a Modified Beverton-Holt ...

Mathematical Biosciences (2014)

Louis R. Nemzer

A new mathematical model of phenotypic bacterial resistance to a periodically applied antibiotic is presented. Using a modified Beverton–Holt framework, ...

Critical and Ictal Phases in Simulated EEG Signals on a ...

Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience (2021)

Louis R. Nemzer, Gary D. Cravens, Robert M. Worth, Francis Motta, et al.

Healthy brain function is marked by neuronal network dynamics at or near the critical phase, which separates regimes of instability ...

The Public and Private Benefit of an Impure Public Good ...

Environmental Microbiology (2019)

Robert Smith, Aimee Doiron, Rodrigo Muzquiz, Marla Fortoul, et al.

When cooperation is critical for survival, cheating can lead to population collapse. One mechanism of cooperation that permits the coexistence ...

Visualizing Amino Acid Substitutions in a Physicochemical Vector Space

A three-dimensional representation of the twenty proteinogenic amino acids in a physicochemical space is presented. Vectors corresponding to amino acid ...

Experimental evidence that metapopulation structure can accelerate adaptive evolution

Partha Pratim Chakraborty, Louis R Nemzer and Rees Kassen

Whether the spatial arrangement of a population influences adaptive evolution has been a long-standing question in population genetics. In contrast ...

Unpublished Paper

Building Intuition for Quantum Information using 3D-Printing

Quantum computing is poised to revolutionize the fields of cryptography, optimization, and rational drug design. However, forming the proper intuition ...

Unpublished Paper

Data Visualization and 3D-Printing

This article reviews the use of physical models for representing, communicating, and analyzing data, both before and after the advent ...

Articles (15)

Journal articles written or co-written by Dr. Louis Nemzer.

Concierge Care and Patient Reviews

Health Economics (2020)

Louis R. Nemzer and Florence Neymotin

We examine how patient numerical ratings and specific words in written reviews of family physicians and internists in the states ...

How Words Matter: Machine Learning & Movie Success

Applied Economics Letters (2019)

Louis R. Nemzer and Florence Neymotin

We employed a machine learning structure to examine the relationships between word choice in Internet Movie Database (IMDB) comedy movie ...

Treating Epilepsy with Physics

Physics World (2019)

Louis R. Nemzer

A Binary Representation of the Genetic Code

BioSystems (2017)

Louis R. Nemzer

This article introduces a novel binary representation of the canonical genetic code based on both the structural similarities of the ...

Shannon Information Entropy in the Canonical Genetic Code

Journal of Theoretical Biology (2017)

Louis R. Nemzer

The Shannon entropy measures the expected information value of messages. As with thermodynamic entropy, the Shannon entropy is only defined ...

Linking Autism and Epilepsy

Children's Health Care (2016)

Florence Neymotin and Louis R. Nemzer

The prevalence of autism in society makes research on its determinants and correlates particularly important. To rigorously quantify the strength ...

Imprisoned Lightning: Charge Transport in Trehalose-Derived Sugar Glasses

Louis R. Nemzer, Mahantesh S. Navati and Joel M. Friedman

Trehalose is a naturally occurring disaccharide noted for its ability to preserve the biological function of proteins and cell membranes ...

Locus of Control and Obesity

Frontiers in Endocrinology (2014)

Florence Neymotin and Louis R. Nemzer

In the developed world, the hazards associated with obesity have largely outstripped the risk of starvation. Obesity remains a difficult ...

A Model of Band-Pass Phenotypic Resistance in a Modified Beverton-Holt ...

Mathematical Biosciences (2014)

Louis R. Nemzer

A new mathematical model of phenotypic bacterial resistance to a periodically applied antibiotic is presented. Using a modified Beverton–Holt framework, ...

Enzyme Entrapment in Polyaniline FIlms Observed via Fluorescence Anisotropy and ...

Modern Physics Letters B (2014)

Louis R. Nemzer, Marisa McCaffrey and Arthur J. Epstein

The facile entrapment of oxidoreductase enzymes within polyaniline polymer films by inducing hydrophobic collapse using phosphate buffered saline (PBS) has ...