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Edwin R. Lewis

Affiliations:

University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, United States

Area:

auditory/vestibular neuroscience

Website:

https://www2.eecs.berkeley.edu/Faculty/Homepages/lewis.html

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Bio:

https://books.google.com/books?id=TSsSAAAAIAAJ

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Parents

Robert Michael Scarlett	grad student	1962	Stanford (E-Tree)
(A Two-dimensional Study of High-speed, High-current Switching Transistors)
Theodore (Ted) Holmes Bullock	post-doc		UCLA
(post doc)

Children

Kathryn A. Cortopassi	grad student		UC Berkeley
Charles Della Santina	grad student		Johns Hopkins
David Egert	grad student		UC Berkeley / UC San Francisco
Walter M. Yamada	grad student		UC Berkeley
Miguel F. Acevedo	grad student	1983	UC Berkeley (Meteorology Tree)
Steven W. Moore	grad student	1984-1992	UC Berkeley / UCSF (Marine Ecology Tree)
Ben Bonham	grad student	1988-1994	UC Berkeley

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Publications

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Sneary MG, Lewis ER. (2007) Tuning properties of turtle auditory nerve fibers: evidence for suppression and adaptation. Hearing Research. 228: 22-30
Lewis ER, van Dijk P. (2004) New variation on the derivation of spectro-temporal receptive fields for primary auditory afferent axons. Hearing Research. 189: 120-36
Narins PM, Lewis ER. (2004) Ground sounds: Seismic detection in the golden mole The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. 115: 2555-2555
Lewis ER, Henry KR, Yamada WM. (2002) Tuning and timing in the gerbil ear: Wiener-kernel analysis. Hearing Research. 174: 206-21
Lewis ER, Henry KR, Yamada WM. (2002) Tuning and timing of excitation and inhibition in primary auditory nerve fibers. Hearing Research. 171: 13-31
Lewis ER, van Dijk P, Yamada WM. (2002) Suppression of frog amphibian‐papillar (AP) axons The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. 112: 2229-2229
Henry KR, Lewis ER. (2001) Cochlear nerve acoustic envelope response detection is improved by the addition of random-phased tonal stimuli. Hearing Research. 155: 91-102
Lewis ER, Narins PM, Cortopassi KA, et al. (2001) Do Male White-Lipped Frogs Use Seismic Signals for Intraspecific Communication? American Zoologist. 41: 1185-1199
Lewis ER, Narins PM, Cortopassi KA, et al. (2001) Do male white-lipped frogs use seismic signals for intraspecific communication? American Zoologist. 41: 1185-1199
Lewis ER, Henry KR, Yamada WM. (2000) Essential roles of noise in neural coding and in studies of neural coding. Bio Systems. 58: 109-15

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