Project News

May 8
A simpler way to organize society: Response to a risky stimulus is related to the spatial distribution of the individuals within a spider colonial web

Hilton Japyassú, part of the "An organizational account of ecological functions" project, contributed to the Journal of Insect Behavior article, "A simpler way to organize society: Response to a risky stimulus is related to the spatial distribution of the individuals within a spider colonial web."

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May 6
A Cellular Potts Model of the interplay of synchronization and aggregation

Tilmann Glimm, part of the "Cellular agency in multicellular development and cancer" project, co-wrote the PeerJ article, "A Cellular Potts Model of the interplay of synchronization and aggregation."

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May 2
What is a trait? Lessons from the human chin

James DiFrisco, coordinator of the "(Re)Conceptualizing Function and Goal-Directedness" group of projects, contributed to the Open Access Journal of Experimental Zoology Part B: Molecular and Developmental Evolution article, "What is a trait? Lessons from the human chin."

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April 29
Spread of the cycles: a feedback perspective on the Anthropocene

Tim Lenton, part of the “Chance versus purpose in the evolution of biospheres” project, contributed to the Open Access Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences article, “Spread of the cycles: a feedback perspective on the Anthropocene.”

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April 24
Heritable variation in thermoregulation is associated with reproductive success in the world’s largest bird

Charlie Cornwallis, part of the "Evolution and organismal goal-directedness" project, contributed to the Evolutionary Biology article, "Heritable variation in thermoregulation is associated with reproductive success in the world’s largest bird."

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