Category Archives: Physics of Life Reviews

Prescriptive, descriptive or predictive models: What approach should be taken when empirical data is limited? Reply to comments on “Mathematical models for Dengue fever epidemiology: A 10-year systematic review”

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Publication date: September 2023Source: Physics of Life Reviews, Volume 46Author(s): Maíra Aguiar, Vizda Anam, Konstantin B. Blyuss, Carlo Delfin S. Estadilla, Bruno V. Guerrero, Damián Knopoff, Bob W. Kooi, Luís Mateus, Akhil Kumar Srivastav, Vanessa … Continue reading Prescriptive, descriptive or predictive models: What approach should be taken when empirical data is limited? Reply to comments on “Mathematical models for Dengue fever epidemiology: A 10-year systematic review”→

Changes in style as a diagnostic medical tool or a way to study creativity in art?: Comment on “Can we really ‘read’ art to see the changing brain? A review and empirical assessment of clinical case reports and published artworks for systematic evidence of quality and style changes linked to damage or neurodegenerative disease” by Pelowski et al. (2022)

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Mathematical modeling is an efficient research tool to address challenges in mass extinction research: Reply to comments on “Knowledge gaps and missing links in understanding mass extinctions: Can mathematical modeling help?”

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Publication date: September 2023Source: Physics of Life Reviews, Volume 46Author(s): Ivan Sudakow, Corinne Myers, Sergei V. Petrovskii, Colin D. Sumrall, James Witts Continue reading Mathematical modeling is an efficient research tool to address challenges in mass extinction research: Reply to comments on “Knowledge gaps and missing links in understanding mass extinctions: Can mathematical modeling help?”→

Uncovering the secrets of nature’s design: Reply to comments on “Networks behind the morphology and structural design of living systems”

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Publication date: September 2023Source: Physics of Life Reviews, Volume 46Author(s): Marko Gosak, Marko Milojević, Maja Duh, Kristijan Skok, Matjaž Perc Continue reading Uncovering the secrets of nature’s design: Reply to comments on “Networks behind the morphology and structural design of living systems”→

Psychocultural histories and explanatory gaps: Comment on: “Consonance and dissonance perception. A critical review of the historical sources, multidisciplinary findings, and main hypotheses” by Di Stefano et al.

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Publication date: September 2023Source: Physics of Life Reviews, Volume 46Author(s): Richard Parncutt, Andrea Schiavio Continue reading Psychocultural histories and explanatory gaps: Comment on: “Consonance and dissonance perception. A critical review of the historical sources, multidisciplinary findings, and main hypotheses” by Di Stefano et al.→

Visual sensitivity to biological motion invariants in humans at birth: Comment on “Motor invariants in action execution and perception” by Francesco Torricelli et al.

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Publication date: September 2023Source: Physics of Life Reviews, Volume 46Author(s): Lara Bardi, Zachary D. Langford, Irene Cristofori Continue reading Visual sensitivity to biological motion invariants in humans at birth: Comment on “Motor invariants in action execution and perception” by Francesco Torricelli et al.→

Zones of proximal cognitive assimilation in the transmission of culture: Comment on “To copy or not to copy? That is the question! From chimpanzees to the foundation of human technological culture” by Héctor M. Manrique and Michael J. Walker

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Publication date: September 2023Source: Physics of Life Reviews, Volume 46Author(s): Andrew Whiten Continue reading Zones of proximal cognitive assimilation in the transmission of culture: Comment on “To copy or not to copy? That is the question! From chimpanzees to the foundation of human technological culture” by Héctor M. Manrique and Michael J. Walker→