The Nobel Legacy of Sperry, Myers, and Gazzaniga Advancing the Frontiers of Neuroscience

Such questions have been pursued by Sperry and his co-workers in a wide- ranging series of animal studies at the California Institute of Technology over } From ... ... Ronald Myers, A. M. Schrier, and T. S. Voneida. His work with the monkeys ... hypothesized by Lashley did not occur (Sperry, Miner & Myers, 1955). The ... I am particularly grateful to Ronald Myers who started the animal work in his doctoral research at the University of Chicago; Michael Gazzaniga, first to work ... Roger Sperry and Ronald Meyers, after splitting both the corpus callosum and the ... A team consisting of Joseph Bogen, Roger Sperry, and Michael Gazzaniga ... Vogel and Bogen knew that psychologists Roger Sperry, Ronald Myers, and. Michael Gazzaniga had divided the brains of cats and monkeys in this manner, with no ... The two functioning hemispheres were each doing their own job; they just couldn't communicate with each other. But in a series of ingenious studies, Sperry and ... In the 1950s, a pair of researchers, Drs. Ronald Myers and Roger Sperry, were very curious about these pathways of communication between the two hemispheres. Gazzaniga and Sperry did not publish together after 1968. The only clue to the schism is his remark that Sperry had a habit of denigrating ... Abstract. How many people do you know would question whether or not they had made a difference in the history of psychology, when they were appointed the ... Roger Sperry, Trustee professor emeritus of psychobiology at the ... ate student, Michael Gazzaniga, were able to apply systematic psychological ...