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Pol Kennel

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Plos One|November 13, 2012
Testing pairwise association between spatially autocorrelated variables: a new approach using surrogate lattice dataVincent Deblauwe, Pol Kennel, Pierre Couteron
Human Brain Mapping|August 29, 2017
Analysis of vascular homogeneity and anisotropy on high-resolution primate brain imagingPol Kennel, Caroline Fonta, Romain Guibert, et al.
Journal of Biomedical Optics|August 19, 2018
Toward quantitative three-dimensional microvascular networks segmentation with multiview light-sheet fluorescence microscopyPol Kennel, Lise Teyssedre, Julien Colombelli, et al.
Plos Computational Biology|February 15, 2020
From whole-organ imaging to in-silico blood flow modeling: A new multi-scale network analysis for revisiting tissue functional anatomyPol Kennel, Jules Dichamp, Corinne Barreau, et al.
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Plos One|November 13, 2012
Testing pairwise association between spatially autocorrelated variables: a new approach using surrogate lattice dataVincent Deblauwe, Pol Kennel, Pierre Couteron
Human Brain Mapping|August 29, 2017
Analysis of vascular homogeneity and anisotropy on high-resolution primate brain imagingPol Kennel, Caroline Fonta, Romain Guibert, et al.
Journal of Biomedical Optics|August 19, 2018
Toward quantitative three-dimensional microvascular networks segmentation with multiview light-sheet fluorescence microscopyPol Kennel, Lise Teyssedre, Julien Colombelli, et al.
Plos Computational Biology|February 15, 2020
From whole-organ imaging to in-silico blood flow modeling: A new multi-scale network analysis for revisiting tissue functional anatomyPol Kennel, Jules Dichamp, Corinne Barreau, et al.
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