NEWS
New Feature!!!! University Subject Rankings in 12 branches
FOR SCIENTIST REGISTRATION FOR INSTITUTIONAL BULK REGISTRATION
FOR EDIT YOUR UNIVERSITY / INSTITUTION PAGE
Some differences of the AD Scientific Index
New Feature!!!! University Subject Rankings in 12 branches
List without CERN, Statistical Data etc. Only in AD Scientific Index
New Feature!!!! University Subject Rankings in 12 branches
AD
Scientific Index 2024
About Us
Methodology
Compare & Choose
Contact - FAQ
login
Login
person_add
Register
insights
i10 Productivity Rankings
format_list_numbered
Citation Rankings
school
University Rankings
subject
University Subject Rankings
insights
Subject Rankings
place
Country Rankings
format_list_numbered
Top 100 Scientists
format_quote
Top 100 Institutions
local_fire_department
Country Top Lists
Ashley Martin
University of Bristol - Bristol / United Kingdom
Medical and Health Sciences / Nutrition and Dietetics
AD Scientific Index ID: 4323285
Edit Form
Registration, Add Profile,
Premium Membership
Ranking &
Analysis
Job
Experiences (0)
Education
Information (0)
Published Books (0)
Book Chapters (0)
Articles (0)
Presentations (0)
Lessons (0)
Projects (0)
Congresses (0)
Editorship, Referee &
Scientific Board (0 )
Patents /
Designs (0)
Academic Grants
& Awards (0)
Artistic
Activities (0)
Certificate / Course
/ Trainings (0)
Association &
Society Memberships (0)
Contact, Office
& Social Media
person_outline
Ashley Martin's MOST POPULAR ARTICLES
1-)
High-intensity sweeteners and energy balanceSE Swithers, AA Martin, TL DavidsonPhysiology & behavior 100 (1), 55-62, 20102912010
2-)
The effects of a high-energy diet on hippocampal-dependent discrimination performance and blood–brain barrier integrity differ for diet-induced obese and diet-resistant ratsTL Davidson, A Monnot, AU Neal, AA Martin, JJ Horton, W ZhengPhysiology & behavior 107 (1), 26-33, 20122342012
3-)
Speed choice and driving performance in simulated foggy conditionsJO Brooks, MC Crisler, N Klein, R Goodenough, RW Beeco, C Guirl, ...Accident Analysis & Prevention 43 (3), 698-705, 20111602011
4-)
Human cognitive function and the obesogenic environmentAA Martin, TL DavidsonPhysiology & behavior 136, 185-193, 20141332014
5-)
Intake of high-intensity sweeteners alters the ability of sweet taste to signal caloric consequences: implications for the learned control of energy and body weight regulationTL Davidson, AA Martin, K Clark, SE SwithersQuarterly journal of experimental psychology 64 (7), 1430-1441, 20111242011
ARTICLES
Add your articles
We use cookies to personalize our website and offer you a better experience. If you accept cookies, we can offer you special services.
Cookie Policy
Accept