I had a busy year, and it completely slipped my mind that I usually do a caRd for the blog! So it's a little late, but hopefully provide...

Here is this year's card, with best wishes from both of us at the EEB & Flow! It gets a little harder every year to figure these ...

Once more, tis the season! Hope you had an excellent year of science and R coding. This card requires the igraph library - it (loosely) rel...

A keen observer will note that there are a number of similar taxa that are active this time of year. Although well described in the lit...

Apparently it's that time of year again! The R circlize package plays a prominent role in this caRd. Like snowflakes, no two cards are...

A holiday pResent made of competition from the EEB & Flow :-) (Easy to copy and run if you choose "view raw" in the lower r...

To celebrate the start of the holiday season for many of us, the end of exams and marking for others, and for fellow Canadians, snow, en...

I wasn't planning on making any more " caRds ", but since I received a number of requests, find below a holiday card from the ...

To view the card, run the code below using R ########################################################################### ###required librari...

This past decade has seen a rapid expansion of the use of evolutionary phylogenies in ecological studies. This expansion is largely due to ...

In a recent paper in TREE, Ben Bolker (from the University of Florida) and colleagues describe the use of generalized linear mixed models ...

I am a strong proponent of R for all data management, analysis and visualization. It is a truly egalitarian analysis package -open source a...