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'The latest issue of Phil Trans A looks at how nonequilibrium statistical mechanics and nonlinear physics can be applied to topics such as social dynamics, econophysics, theoretical neuroscience and brain dynamics http://bit.ly/TA2056.'

'We all enjoy a bit of social bonding. Here are two papers that might be useful when trying to engage a large group in an activity:

http://bit.ly/SynchronisedDancing
http://bit.ly/SingToBond

and a piece from the Guardian about the two http://bit.ly/LessonsInDancing'

'On the cover of Philosophical Transactions B this week... a wild bearded capuchin monkey uses stone tool to crack a very resistant piassava nut. The accompanying issue ‘Percussive technology in human evolution: a comparative approach in fossil and living primates’ is available to access now for free: http://bit.ly/PTB1682 #OpenAccessWeek'

'The latest issue of Phil Trans A looks at how uncertainty can provide an impetus for political action in responding and adapting to climate change http://bit.ly/TA2055'

'New #openaccess evidence suggests that turning the edges of fields into wildlife-friendly habitats can increase the yield of the crops.

Read the full paper for free online here: http://rspb.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/282/1816/20151740'

'The latest issue of Phil Trans A looks at feedbacks on climate in the Earth system http://bit.ly/PTA2054'

'All papers in the latest issue of Philosophical Transactions B 'Cells: from Robert Hooke to cell therapy - a 350 year journey’ are currently free to access: http://bit.ly/PTB1680 #RScells'

'Today's Phil Trans B issue is ‘Cells: from Robert Hooke to cell therapy—a 350 year journey’, edited by Johan Hyllner, Chris Mason and Ian Wilmut. http://bit.ly/PTB1680

In this issue, published to coincide with the 350th anniversary of the publication of Hooke's 'Micrographia', world leading researchers describe how cells are used in new approaches to treat diseases and outline applications that are now nearing the clinic, reviewing key advances in cell biology that underpin these treatments.

This issue is published in co-ordination with a Royal Society discussion meeting being held on 5th-6th October 2015. For more details please visit https://royalsociety.org/events/2015/10/cells-from-robert-hooke-to-cell-therapy/.'

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November 2 at 6:43am

The latest issue of Phil Trans A looks at how nonequilibrium statistical mechanics and nonlinear physics can be applied to topics such as social dynamics, econophysics, theoretical neuroscience and brain dynamics http://bit.ly/TA2056.

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October 28 at 4:41amEdited

We all enjoy a bit of social bonding. Here are two papers that might be useful when trying to engage a large group in an activity:

http://bit.ly/SynchronisedDancing
http://bit.ly/SingToBond

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and a piece from the Guardian about the two http://bit.ly/LessonsInDancing

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On the cover of Philosophical Transactions B this week... a wild bearded capuchin monkey uses stone tool to crack a very resistant piassava nut. The accompanying issue ‘Percussive technology in human evolution: a comparative approach in fossil and living primates’ is available to access now for free: http://bit.ly/PTB1682 ‪#‎OpenAccessWeek‬