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Robert A. Linsenmeier

Professor Emeritus

Northwestern University

Affiliations

Mccormick School of Engineering & Applied Science

Department of Biomedical Engineering

Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Neurobiology

Robert A. Linsenmeier is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Professor Emeritus at Northwestern University.

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Robert A. Linsenmeier

Northwestern University

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ophthalmology retina physiology mammalian biology neuroscience vision research electrophysiology avian biology animal physiology neurophysiology visual science vascular biology experimental ophthalmology diabetes membrane biology neurology veterinary physiology neuro-ophthalmology experimental medicine veterinary medicine visual system engineering education animal science cellular physiology cat retina hypoxia (medicine) applied physiology mammalian physiology avian medicine higher education redox biology tissue oxygenation physiological research oxygen distribution oxygen consumption hearing research human physiology experiment design optical coherence tomography light regulation light peak molecular physiology diabetes research optical imaging ocular disease experimental biology cellular neurobiology experimental testing vertebrate vision retinal oxygenation abyssinian cats light science respiration (physiology) angiology emulsions ocular pathology brain science brain imaging retinal oxygen macaque retina retinal hypoxia retinal oxygen tension intact cat eye intact cat retina hereditary retinal degeneration retinal pigment epithelium long-evans rat retina energy balance oculoplastics optometry ocular surface physiology translational physiology osmoregulation cardiovascular physiology biomedical photonics advanced electrode material

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Developing Innovative Interdisciplinary Biomedical Engineering Programs in Nigeria: Lessons Learned. (2024)

David GatchellRobert LinsenmeierRobert MurphyAkinwale CokerAkinniyi Osuntoki

medical educationbiomedical engineering

Increased Retinal Metabolism Induced by Flicker in the Isolated Mouse Retina. eNeuro (2024)

Robert A. LinsenmeierAndrey V. Dmitriev

physiologyophthalmologyvision researchretinaretinal metabolismmammalian biologyisolated mouse retinabiological imagingexperimental ophthalmologyneuroscience

Ph in the Vertebrate Retina and Its Naturally Occurring and Pathological Changes. Progress in Retinal and Eye Research (2024)

Andrey V DmitrievRobert A Linsenmeier

ophthalmologyneuro-ophthalmologyvertebrate retinavisual systemophthalmology retinavisual perceptionretinavascular biologyocular surfacevertebrate visionpathological changesocular pathologyexperimental ophthalmologymedical optical imagingphysiologyvisual sciencebiophysicsinvertebrate visionhearing researchneurophysiology

Sessions on Faculty Ethics. (2024)

Robert LinsenmeierJennifer Cole

ethicsacademic ethichigher educationfaculty professional developmentfaculty ethics

Brain Tissue Oxygen and Bold Fmri Under Different Levels of Neuronal Activity. Advances in experimental medicine and biology (2023)

D. P. AksenovK. RutilaL. LiM. J. MillerD. A. GascoigneN. A. SerdyukovaE. D. DoubovikovR. A. LinsenmeierA. Drobyshevsky

physiologybrain scienceneuronal activityfunctional imagingneuroimagingbrain imagingbrain tissue oxygenneuroradiologycerebral blood flowdifferent levelsneuroimaging modalityneuroscienceneurophysiology

Diabetes-Induced Changes of the Rat Erg in Relation to Hyperglycemia and Acidosis. Current Eye Research (2023)

Andrey V. DmitrievAlexander A. DmitrievRobert A Linsenmeier

diabetesophthalmologyrat ergmammalian biologydiabetes-induced changes

Oxygen Profiles and Oxygen Consumption in the Isolated Mouse Retina. Experimental Eye Research (2023)

Robert A. LinsenmeierAndrey V. DmitrievAlexander A. Dmitriev

oxygen consumptionophthalmologymammalian physiologyvisual systemhuman biologyisolated mouse retinaelectrophysiologyretinaneuroscienceoxygen profilesexperimental ophthalmologymembrane biologycellular physiologyanimal physiologymammalian biologymolecular physiologyphysiologyvision researchexperiment designexperimental medicineneurophysiology

Review of:"Why Engineering Education is Losing Charm Among Students in India? a Discussion". (2023)

Robert A. Linsenmeier

educationengineering educationengineering

The Internal Impermeant Anion, Its Mean Valence and Osmolarity-Charge Asymmetry. Paracelsus Proceedings of Experimental Medicine (2023)

Andrey DmitrievRobert Linsenmeier

physiologymedicineinternal impermeant anionmean valencebiologyosmolarity-charge asymmetryexperimental medicine

Brain Tissue Oxygen Dynamics While Mimicking the Functional Deficiency of Interneurons. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2022)

Daniil P. AksenovEvan D. DoubovikovNatalya A. SerdyukovaDavid A. GascoigneRobert A. LinsenmeierAlexander Drobyshevsky

neurologyfunctional deficiencycellular neurobiologyneuroscienceneurons

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Robert A. Linsenmeier

Professor Emeritus

Northwestern University

Affiliations

Mccormick School of Engineering & Applied Science

Department of Biomedical Engineering

Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Neurobiology

Robert A. Linsenmeier is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Professor Emeritus at Northwestern University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Robert A. Linsenmeier

Northwestern University

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Developing Innovative Interdisciplinary Biomedical Engineering Programs in Nigeria: Lessons Learned. (2024)

David GatchellRobert LinsenmeierRobert MurphyAkinwale CokerAkinniyi Osuntoki

medical educationbiomedical engineering

Increased Retinal Metabolism Induced by Flicker in the Isolated Mouse Retina. eNeuro (2024)

Robert A. LinsenmeierAndrey V. Dmitriev

physiologyophthalmologyvision researchretinaretinal metabolismmammalian biologyisolated mouse retinabiological imagingexperimental ophthalmologyneuroscience

Ph in the Vertebrate Retina and Its Naturally Occurring and Pathological Changes. Progress in Retinal and Eye Research (2024)

Andrey V DmitrievRobert A Linsenmeier

Sessions on Faculty Ethics. (2024)

Robert LinsenmeierJennifer Cole

ethicsacademic ethichigher educationfaculty professional developmentfaculty ethics

Brain Tissue Oxygen and Bold Fmri Under Different Levels of Neuronal Activity. Advances in experimental medicine and biology (2023)

D. P. AksenovK. RutilaL. LiM. J. MillerD. A. GascoigneN. A. SerdyukovaE. D. DoubovikovR. A. LinsenmeierA. Drobyshevsky

physiologybrain scienceneuronal activityfunctional imagingneuroimagingbrain imagingbrain tissue oxygenneuroradiologycerebral blood flowdifferent levelsneuroimaging modalityneuroscienceneurophysiology

Diabetes-Induced Changes of the Rat Erg in Relation to Hyperglycemia and Acidosis. Current Eye Research (2023)

Andrey V. DmitrievAlexander A. DmitrievRobert A Linsenmeier

diabetesophthalmologyrat ergmammalian biologydiabetes-induced changes

Oxygen Profiles and Oxygen Consumption in the Isolated Mouse Retina. Experimental Eye Research (2023)

Robert A. LinsenmeierAndrey V. DmitrievAlexander A. Dmitriev

Review of:"Why Engineering Education is Losing Charm Among Students in India? a Discussion". (2023)

Robert A. Linsenmeier

educationengineering educationengineering

The Internal Impermeant Anion, Its Mean Valence and Osmolarity-Charge Asymmetry. Paracelsus Proceedings of Experimental Medicine (2023)

Andrey DmitrievRobert Linsenmeier

physiologymedicineinternal impermeant anionmean valencebiologyosmolarity-charge asymmetryexperimental medicine

Brain Tissue Oxygen Dynamics While Mimicking the Functional Deficiency of Interneurons. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2022)

Daniil P. AksenovEvan D. DoubovikovNatalya A. SerdyukovaDavid A. GascoigneRobert A. LinsenmeierAlexander Drobyshevsky

neurologyfunctional deficiencycellular neurobiologyneuroscienceneurons

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