Nicole M Thometz (N M Thometz)

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2017-2023
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Machine Learning

Positron Emission Tomography

Top Venues

The Journal of experimental biology

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Publications

Nicole M Thometz, David A S Rosen, Holly Hermann-Sorensen, Madeline Meranda, Madilyn Pardini, Colleen J Reichmuth
Maintaining control: metabolism of molting Arctic seals in water and when hauled out. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (1) (2023)
Nicole M Thometz, David A S Rosen, Holly Hermann-Sorensen, Madeline Meranda, Madilyn Pardini, Colleen J Reichmuth
Maintaining control: metabolism of molting Arctic seals in water and when hauled out. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (1) (2023)
Nicole M Thometz, David A S Rosen, Holly Hermann-Sorensen, Madeline Meranda, Madilyn Pardini, Colleen J Reichmuth
Maintaining control: metabolism of molting Arctic seals in water and when hauled out. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (1) (2023)
Nicole M Thometz, David A S Rosen, Holly Hermann-Sorensen, Madeline Meranda, Madilyn Pardini, Colleen J Reichmuth
Maintaining control: metabolism of molting Arctic seals in water and when hauled out. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (1) (2023)
Nicole M Thometz, D A S Rosen, Holly Hermann-Sorensen, M Meranda, M Pardini, Colleen J Reichmuth
Maintaining control: metabolism of molting Arctic seals when hauled out and in water. The Journal of experimental biology (2022)
Holly Hermann-Sorensen, Nicole M Thometz, Kathleen Woodie, Sophie Dennison-Gibby, Colleen J Reichmuth
In vivo measurement of lung volume in ringed seals: insights from biomedical imaging. The Journal of experimental biology 224 (Pt 2) (2021)
Holly Hermann-Sorensen, Nicole M Thometz, Kathleen Woodie, Sophie Dennison-Gibby, Colleen J Reichmuth
In Vivo Measurements of Lung Volumes in Ringed Seals: Insights from Biomedical Imaging. The Journal of experimental biology (2020)
Nicole M Thometz, Traci L Kendall, Beau P Richter, Terrie M Williams
The high cost of reproduction in sea otters necessitates unique physiological adaptations. The Journal of experimental biology 219 (Pt 15) (2017)