Matthew E. Wilson
Professor
Also affiliated: AstraZeneca (United Kingdom) (2023–2025); West Virginia University (1977–2026); Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (2015); Iowa State University (1997–2020); Purdue University West Lafayette (1996–1998); West Virginia University Hospitals (2025); Morgantown High School (2013–2023); AstraZeneca (Brazil) (2023); PAREXEL International (United States) (2018); Southwest Florida Research (2015); Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (2015); The Ohio State University (2025)
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Biography and Research Information
OverviewAI-generated summary
Matthew E. Wilson's research program focuses on reproductive physiology in livestock, particularly swine. He has investigated factors influencing litter size and fetal development, including the role of the uterine environment and placental efficiency. His work has examined the impact of different uterine environments on the development of conceptuses from Meishan and Yorkshire breeds, as well as the relationship between placental vascular endothelial growth factor expression and placental/endometrial vascularity in pigs.
Additional research has explored patterns of embryonic and fetal mortality in sheep and the effect of corn particle size and pellet texture on broiler performance. He has also contributed to studies on Albiglutide and cardiovascular outcomes in patients with type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease, and has been involved in research targeting the dimerization interface of HIV-1 protease with cross-linked interfacial peptides.
Wilson holds a Professor position at the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 29, with 139 total publications and 4,529 total citations. He is noted as recently active.
Metrics
- h-index: 29
- Publications: 139
- Citations: 4,529
Positions
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Professor 2000–presentWest Virginia University Animal and Nutritional Sciences ORCID
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Professor publications 2026Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station ORCID
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Graduate Student 1994–2000Iowa State University Animal Science ORCID
Selected Publications
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Deployable DMI prediction using GPBoost, MLOps, and flask without the need for exact birth dates (2026)
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- Deployable DMI prediction using GPBoost, MLOps, and flask without the need for exact birth dates
- Deployable DMI prediction using GPBoost, MLOps, and flask without the need for exact birth dates
- Deployable DMI prediction using GPBoost, MLOps, and flask without the need for exact birth dates
- Deployable DMI prediction using GPBoost, MLOps, and flask without the need for exact birth dates
- Deployable DMI prediction using GPBoost, MLOps, and flask without the need for exact birth dates
- Deployable DMI prediction using GPBoost, MLOps, and flask without the need for exact birth dates
- Deployable DMI prediction using GPBoost, MLOps, and flask without the need for exact birth dates
- Deployable DMI prediction using GPBoost, MLOps, and flask without the need for exact birth dates
- Deployable DMI prediction using GPBoost, MLOps, and flask without the need for exact birth dates
- Deployable DMI prediction using GPBoost, MLOps, and flask without the need for exact birth dates
- Deployable DMI prediction using GPBoost, MLOps, and flask without the need for exact birth dates
- Deployable DMI prediction using GPBoost, MLOps, and flask without the need for exact birth dates
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