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Skip to search formSkip to main contentSkip to account menuA free, AI-powered research tool for scientific literatureSearch 233,637,146 papers from all fields of scienceSearchTry:Brenda MilnerInfluenzaEcosystemNew & Improved API for DevelopersOur API now includes paper search, better documentation, and increased stability. Join hundreds of other developers and start building your scholarly app today.Get StartedIntroducing Semantic Reader in BetaSemantic Reader is an augmented reader with the potential to revolutionize scientific reading by making it more accessible and richly contextual. Try it for select papers.Learn MoreBy clicking accept or continuing to use the site, you agree to the terms outlined in our Privacy Policy (opens in a new tab), Terms of Service (opens in a new tab), and Dataset License (opens in a new tab)ACCEPT & CONTINUE --- About Semantic ScholarOverviewPublishersBlogAI2 CareersAbout Semantic ScholarHelping Scholars Discover New InsightsSemantic Scholar provides free, AI-driven search and discovery tools, and open resources for the global research community. We index over 200 million academic papers sourced from publisher partnerships, data providers, and web crawls.Our MissionAccelerating Scientific Breakthroughs Using AI We are a Research and Product Development team within Ai2 building a better way to search and discover scientific knowledge.Developed in-house, our state-of-the-art models process and classify papers in our pipeline. We distribute open code and datasets while publishing results of our research in the areas of Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, Human Computer Interaction, and Information Retrieval.AI-Driven Tools for ScholarsStaying up-to-date with scientific literature is an increasingly pressing challenge for scholars. With Semantic Scholar, researchers can understand a paper at a glance. Our system extracts meaning and identifies connections from within papers, then surfaces these insights to help Scholars discover and understand research.Learn MoreOur ValuesOur Values reflect who we are, why we are building Semantic Scholar, and guide us through hard decisions.Apply AI CreativelyWe are motivated to use AI in novel ways for a dramatic impact. Tackling our problems with AI not only helps our community, it also improves the quality of our AI research by grounding it in real-world application.Promote Equal Access to ScienceScientific knowledge should be available to everyone. We recognize that the status quo disproportionately benefits certain groups of scholars over others. As a non-profit, we evaluate the impact of our choices and pursue directions that help balance the scales.Be CollaborativeCollaboration makes us stronger. We make a conscious effort to collaborate with our teammates, and by doing so, we will both improve the quality of our work and distribute the burden of support.Take Bold MeasuresWe are small, but mighty. We stand behind our convictions when we believe they are the right direction, even if that is a more difficult path. We question what has been done historically, never satisfied with the status quo.Learn EarlyWe aim to gain knowledge sooner by starting conversations early and by prototyping our ideas quickly. When we realize a path we have chosen is not working, we are willing to recognize it openly and do the work to learn from it.Be Trustworthy and TransparentWe aim to establish a higher standard for applying AI in a trustworthy and transparent way. By educating and building trust in our AI-driven solutions, we will foster a community who are invested in our success and patient with our mistakes.Resources for the Global Research CommunityWe provide a free, reliable source of scholarly data for developers to build projects that accelerate scientific progress. The Semantic Scholar Academic Graph (S2AG) Dataset and APIs provide records for research papers published in all fields provided as an easy-to-use JSON archive. The Semantic Scholar Open Research Corpus (S2ORC) is a general purpose corpus for NLP and text mining research over scientific papers built and maintained by Semantic Scholar’s research team. Papers are aggregated into a unified source to create the largest publicly-available collection of machine-readable academic text, provided as a JSON archive.AI For The Common GoodAt Ai2, our mission is building breakthrough AI to solve the world's biggest problems.Semantic Scholar was launched in 2015 as a groundbreaking project at Ai2, a non-profit research institute founded in 2014 with the mission of conducting high-impact AI research and engineering in service of the common good. Ai2 is the creation of Paul Allen, Microsoft co-founder.Our FounderBoard of DirectorsScientific Advisory BoardAre you interested in our mission? Join the team!View OpeningsIndustry PartnersPartnering with 50+ Publishers and Scholarly SocietiesReach millions of scholars by integrating your academic content into Semantic Scholar's knowledge graphLearn MoreJoin Our Beta ProgramHelp improve the future of scholarly researchJoin our Beta Program to provide feedback and help scholars around the globeLearn MoreMediaBrand ToolkitDownload logos, illustrations, and brand guidelinesDownloadExperience a smarter way to search and discover scholarly research.Create Your AccountStay Connected With Semantic Scholar --- Skip to search formSkip to main contentSkip to account menu105 results for “"Brenda Milner"” Fields of StudyDate RangeHas PDFAuthorJournals & ConferencesMore FiltersFiltersSort by RelevanceSort by Citation CountSort by Most Influential PapersSort by RecencyB. Milner116 Publications31,237 CitationsMedicineBrenda Milner2 Publications654 CitationsPsychologyBrenda Milner5 Publications104 CitationsMedicineShow All AuthorsPsychological defects produced by temporal lobe excision.Brenda MilnerPsychologyResearch publications - Association for Research…1958508PubMed (opens in a new tab)SaveCiteComparison of visual estimations of distal radius fracture radiographic parameters between different levels of orthopaedic doctorsVishad NaidooBrenda MilnerJ. D. PlessisMedicineSA Orthopaedic Journal2025TLDRAccuracy of visual estimations of distal radius fracture parameters was associated with orthopaedic experience but not with inter-rater agreement on acceptability of fracture position, nor with routine goniometer usage level.ExpandPDF (opens in a new tab)Publisher (opens in a new tab)SaveCiteAwards for Distinguished Scientific Contributions.Wolfgang KohlerCarl R. Rogers+73 authors Hans WallachPsychologyAmerican Psychologist1 December 2025The Awards for Distinguished Scientific Contributions are presented to persons who, in the opinion of the Committee on Scientific Awards, have made distinguished theoretical or empirical… ExpandPDF (opens in a new tab)Publisher (opens in a new tab)SaveCiteBlood management strategies in posterior corrective surgery for idiopathic scoliosisMohammad H S AftabUhala N UkundaBrenda Milner². AnthonyJF Robertson¹MedicineSA Orthopaedic Journal2025TLDRMultifactorial blood management strategies should be implemented to decrease blood loss and reduce the need for blood transfusion in corrective scoliosis surgery, including the use of TXA, UBS and ICS.ExpandPDF (opens in a new tab)Publisher (opens in a new tab)SaveCiteVisual recognition and recall after right temporal-lobe excision in manBrenda MilnerPsychology, Medicine1 September 1968TLDRA mild impairment in the perception of complex patterns after right anterior temporal lobectomy, and a much more severe one in the retention of the perceived material are suggested.Expand246Publisher (opens in a new tab)SaveCiteCOMPARISON OF VISUAL ESTIMATIONS OF DISTAL RADIUS FRACTURE RADIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS BETWEEN DIFFERENT LEVELS OF ORTHOPAEDIC DOCTORSVishad NaidooJ. du PlessisBrenda MilnerMedicineOrthopaedic Proceedings7 November 2023TLDRIt is found that accuracy in visual estimations of distal radius fracture parameters was linked to orthopaedic experience but not linked to routine practice goniometer usage, which was minimal across all groups.ExpandPublisher (opens in a new tab)SaveCiteDELAYED DISCHARGE OF PATIENTS WITH SUSPECTED NON-ACCIDENTAL INJURYD. SimmonsA. RobertsonBrenda MilnerMedicineOrthopaedic Proceedings7 November 2023TLDRA protocol for the identification and investigation of children with suspected non-accidental injuries is created and the demographics and risk factors for abuse within the local population are described.ExpandPublisher (opens in a new tab)SaveCiteIntellectual function of the temporal lobes.Brenda MilnerPsychologyPsychological bulletin1954146PubMed (opens in a new tab)SaveCiteAnalysis of orthopaedic injuries in CT pan scans of polytrauma patients at a quaternary academic hospitalW. LaneyDharshen NaickerBrenda MilnerShahed Omar³MedicineSA Orthopaedic Journal2023TLDRThe majority of polytrauma patients were young males involved in road traffic accidents, and one in three patients had a pelvic/sacral injury, and similarly with head injuries, which highlight injury patterns that should be anticipated in polyTrauma patients.Expand5[PDF]PDF (opens in a new tab)SaveCiteANTIBIOTIC-TARGETED CEMENT RODS IN CHRONIC OSTEOMYELITIS: LONG-TERM OUTCOMES FROM A LEVEL ONE SOUTH AFRICAN TRAUMA CENTREC. NicolaouA. SekeittoBrenda MilnerJuan David UrreaMedicineOrthopaedic Proceedings7 November 2023TLDRThis treatment protocol demonstrates favourable microbiological, serological and clinical short term outcomes and favourable patient satisfaction and functional long term outcomes at 5 years and highlights antibiotic targeted cement rods as a feasible treatment option in managing chronic osteomyelitis.ExpandPublisher (opens in a new tab)SaveCite...1234...By clicking accept or continuing to use the site, you agree to the terms outlined in our Privacy Policy (opens in a new tab), Terms of Service (opens in a new tab), and Dataset License (opens in a new tab)ACCEPT & CONTINUE --- Skip to search formSkip to main contentSkip to account menuOur servers are having a bit of trouble.Our engineers are on the case and will have things back to normal shortly.Error: 500Go back to home pageBy clicking accept or continuing to use the site, you agree to the terms outlined in our Privacy Policy (opens in a new tab), Terms of Service (opens in a new tab), and Dataset License (opens in a new tab)ACCEPT & CONTINUE