Edward H. Smith

Edward H. Lambert.

Dr. Edward H. Lambert died on July 27, 2003, in Rochester, Minnesota at the age of 88. He had been recognized as the “father of electromyography” by his many trainees and colleagues for his pioneering studies on the electrophysiology of neuromuscular diseases, which initiated the era of modern diagnostic clinical electromyography (EMG). His work was recognized early with a formal invitation to ...

Complexity , Networking , & Effects - Based Approaches to Operations Edward a . Smith

Bibliography of George H. Smith

1916 The mechanism of the Abderhalden reaction with bacterial substrates. J. Infect. Dis., 1916, 18, 14-19 (with M. W. Cook). Serum reaction following treatment with sensitized and non-sensitized bacteria. Med. Rec., 1916, 90, 744. The intracutaneous absorption of antigen. J. Immunol., 1916-17, 2, 269-281 (with M. W. Cook). 1917 Cutaneous antibodies in the guinea-pig. J. Immunol., 1917, 2, 415-...

The Edward H. Angle research prize.

Introduction to the special issue in honor of Edward E. Smith.

This special issue is dedicated to the life, work, and legacy of Edward E. Smith, PhD. Ed’s career as a psychologist and cognitive neuroscientist was remarkable in virtually every respect: He had a tremendous impact on multiple areas of study, he received an impressive array of awards and honors, he mentored a number of students who have gone on to impressive careers of their own, and he was wi...