The study of biological invasions of ecological systems has much to offer research on within–host
(WH) systems, particularly for understanding infections and developing therapies …

Vaccination induces “public” antibody clonotypes common to all individuals of a species, that
may mediate universal protection against pathogens. Only few studies tried to trace back …

The response of a neuronal population over a space of inputs depends on the intrinsic properties
of its constituent neurons. Two main modes of single neuron dynamics–integration and …

Finding the right amount of deliberation, between insufficient and excessive, is a hard
decision making problem that depends on the value we place on our time. Average-reward, …

Political opposition to fiscal climate policy, such as a carbon tax, typically appeals to fiscal
conservative ideology. Here, we ask to what extent public opposition to the carbon tax in …

The chaotic nature of balanced-state network dynamics for networks of integrator neurons has
been actively investigated in recent years [1–3]. Chaos in such systems plays a prominent …

The value we place on our time impacts what we decide to do with it. Value it too little, and
we obsess over all details. Value it too much, and we rush carelessly to move on. How to …

Ideology can often render policy design ineffective by overriding what, at face value, are
rational incentives. A timely example is carbon pricing, whose public support is strongly …

COVID-19 is a global pandemic caused by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus. T cells play a key
role in the adaptive antiviral immune response by killing infected cells and facilitating the …

Networks of Invasion: Networks of Invasion: Empirical Evidence and Case Studies, Volume
57 bridges a conceptual gap between ecological network studies and invasion biology …