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Showing posts with label
models
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Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Science is a maze
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If you want to truly understand how scientific progress works, I suggest fitting mathematical models to dynamical data (i.e. population or c...
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Friday, December 12, 2014
A changing world: Themes from the 2014 BES-SFE meeting in Lille #BESSfe
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I attended the joint British Ecological Society/Société Française d’Ecologie ( BES/SFE ) meeting held in Lille, France, Dec. 9-12. I qui...
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Thursday, April 24, 2014
Data merging: are we moving forward or dealing with Frankenstein's monster
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I’m sitting in the Sydney airport waiting for my delayed flight –which gives me some time to ruminate about the mini-conf...
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