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| Contributor |
Position |
Years |
Contribution |
- Douglas M. Bowden
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- Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences,
School of Medicine. Core Staff Scientist,
- Washington National Primate Research Center,
- University of Washington, Seattle.
- dmbowden@u.washington.edu
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- 1974-present
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- Conceptualization, administration, content
generation
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- Mark F. Dubach
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- Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral
Sciences, School of Medicine. Research Affiliate, Washington National Primate
Research Center.
- mdubach@bart.rprc.washington.edu
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- 1998-present
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- Conceptualization, senior systems programmer
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- Erik McArthur
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- Animal Scientist,
- Washington National Primate Research
Center.
- erikm@bart.rprc.washington.edu
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- 1998-present
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- Digitization and formatting of images on the web, HTML
troubleshooter
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- Evan Song
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- Information Technology Application Consultant,
Washington National Primate Research Center.
- hwajsong@u.washington.edu
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- 2000-present
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- Author of software for input and retrieval of information in SQL, system designer, system management consultant
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- Ioulia(Julia) Kocheleva
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- Library Specialist,
- Washington National Primate Research Center.
- iak@u.washington.edu
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- 2005-present
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- Website curator and webmaster, ontology development
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- Eider Moore
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- Senior Computer Specialist
- Washington National Primate Research Center.
- ebmoore@cs.hmc.edu
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- 2006-present
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- 3-D atlas developer and Java programmer
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| PAST |
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| Contributor |
Position |
Years |
Contribution |
- William (Bill) Atkinson
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- Graduate Student
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- 1974-1978
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- Conceptualization, author of HyperCard: the first
computer application to enable efficient programming of the NeuroNames
semantic network
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- Joev Dubach
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- High School student, Consultant
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- 1988-1998
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- Authored software for NeuroNames, converted it to HTML
for the web
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- Richard F. Martin
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- Research Scientist
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- 1985-1999
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- Co-creator of NeuroNames, the tamplate Atlas and
Primate Brain Maps
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- Miriam R. McLean
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- Research Literature Analyst
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- 1997-1999
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- Digitization and formatting of images for overlays to
the Template Atlas
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- Wolfgang Rauschning
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- Visiting Scientist
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- 1987-1989
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- Cryosection and photography of coronal brain sections
for frontal and occipital Template Atlas
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- John Reinke
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- Scientific Programmer
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- 1979-1981
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- Authored the first NeuroNames software in BASIC
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- Joan E. Robertson
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- Research Associate
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- 1996-1998
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- Authored software, developed and managed the
NeuroNames/Template Atlas website
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- Larry Shupe
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- Scientific Programmer
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- 1996-2000
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- Established and maintained the NeuroNames/Template
Atlas website
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- Valery (Lera) Siderova
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- Graduate Student, Moscow State University
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- 2000
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- Entered Russian terms into NeuroNames database
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- John Wu
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- Scientific Programmer
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- 1998-1999
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- Authored software to establish NeuroNames in MS Access
and created Primate Brain Maps CD for publication by Elsevier Science,
initiated development of BrainInfo
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- Joseph Yacker
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- Scientific Programmer
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- 2000
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- Authored Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software
to generate Atlas images on the BrainInfo website
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- Evelyn (Ming) Zhou
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- SQL database designer/programmer
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- 2007-2008
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- SQL database designer, system manager
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- Timothy Chen
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- SQL database designer/programmer
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- 2007-2008
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- New SQL database designer and developer of input forms
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- Harry Kye
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- Web programmer
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- 2007-2008
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- Assisted in conversion of frames to iframes and algorithms in Visual Basic to C#
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Acknowledgements
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We wish to express our appreciation to
Orville Smith for lending his neuroanatomical expertise, his
library, and his continual support and encouragement. We
gratefully acknowledge George Paxinos, Larry J. Stensaas and Larry
Swanson for their generous advice on the NeuroNames Hierarchy and
morphologically homologous structures in the human, monkey and
rat, and to Tom Merriweather and Rene de Ridder of Elsevier
Science for overseeing the production of the Primate Brain Maps
printed atlas and CD (http://www.elsevier.com/homepage/sah/pbm/menu.htm).
Thanks go to the editors and anonymous
referees of the journal NeuroImage for very helpful critiques
and publication of the first versions of the NeuroNames Brain
Hierarchy (Bowden
and Martin, 1995) and the Template Atlas (Martin
and Bowden, 1996). Finally, we thank Kate Elias for
editorial assistance and Joe Wilmhoff for expert assistance in
establishing NeuroNames and the Template Atlas on the Web. This
program has been supported by grants RR-00166, from the National
Center for Research Resources and LM/OD-06243, from the National
Library of Medicine and the Office of the Director, NIH, to the
University of Washington. Its contents are solely the
responsibility of contributor DMB.
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