Crowded Skies, Clever Calls: How Gray Bats Tune Echolocation to Group Size and Obstacles
A data-driven study of wild gray bats shows that both group size and environmental obstacles significantly shape the number and...
Reid Dalton is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Applied Mathematics coverage.
A data-driven study of wild gray bats shows that both group size and environmental obstacles significantly shape the number and...
When the brain or spinal cord is subjected to sudden forces, as in a car crash, a fall on the...
South African statisticians have developed a double-standardization procedure using robust statistics that simultaneously detects spikes, level shifts, and irregular diurnal...
Researchers have developed MESMER-RCM, a probabilistic emulator that generates large ensembles of plausible regional climate model outputs at a fraction...
A network analysis of seven election cycles shows Democratic campaign contributions staying centralized while Republican giving dispersed into local clusters,...
Researchers at the University of Bonn have developed a spatial Bayesian hierarchical extreme value model that calibrates wind gusts from...
A new PLOS Complex Systems study comparing X and Wikipedia during the Russian invasion of Ukraine shows that platform architecture,...
Researchers have developed a two-level spatiotemporal clustering algorithm that automatically extracts individual drought events from 42 years of United States...
Behavioral state microsimulation models reveal that mosquito dispersal and population structure emerge from purposeful resource searching, even in uniform landscapes.
A decade of satellite observations shows that shoreline–sandbar systems follow deterministic but chaotic dynamics, explaining why beaches resist long-term prediction.
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