Stochastic–dissipative least-action framework for self-organizing biological systems, Part I: Variational rationale and Lyapunov-type behavior - ScienceDirect
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Stochastic–dissipative least-action framework for self-organizing biological systems, Part I: Variational rationale and Lyapunov-type behavior - ScienceDirect
Emergence of the Golden Angle in Flower Heads www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Catástrofes para pensar lo social: Thom, entre geometría, sentido y cambios bruscos fgbueno.es/bas/pdf/bas1...
What a great paper. Wilson Poon & colleagues argue that life isn't exactly trying to be energetically efficient, because it needs the heat to optimize other capabilities.
www.arxiv.org/abs/2512.04725
Por cierto, ¿en dónde celebran los queretanos?
What is the origin of diversity in allometric laws scaling across species? Check our new paper led by Andrea Tabi where
we propose a new theory of metabolic scaling grounded in thermodynamics and stochastic fluctuations at the cellular level.
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
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The Quarterly Review of Biology turns 100! We are celebrating our anniversary with free-to-read articles from the archives, through 2026. Learn more: ow.ly/xXli50X7Z5B
In #drylands, plants don’t grow randomly — they self-organize into disordered hyperuniform patterns that help them use water wisely & endure extreme aridity. A beautiful hidden logic of nature, revealed in a new @pnas.org study doi.org/10.1073/pnas... including #Maestrelab alumni
No, no tienen cuenta aqui
En la FCN-UAQ hay varixs expertxs de plantas nativas: Mahinda Martínez y Díaz de Salas, Luis Hernández Sandoval y Rolando Tenoch Bárcenas.
Panel 1 A figure lies on a lounger as a hot, orange sun sets, saying "The holiday's over." Panel 2 Now wheeling a suitcase towards a plane in warm eveniong light "It's nice to sit around in the sun reading all day." Panel 3 The plane rises amongst the clouds "But all good things must come to an end." Panel 4 The figure deplanes with the suitcase in drizzle "Coming home has its own pleasures." Panel 5 The rain is harder. The figure shelter under an umbrella and looks into a shop window containing a selection of books and a sign reading "New books for autumn!" Panel 6 The figure now sits at home by an open fire, happily reading a new book. The suitcase has not yet been unpacked.
My cartoon for the @theguardian.com books autumn reads special.
Why is universality such a central concept in complex systems? How does it connect Turing Machines and Spin Systems? In this new paper, Tomáš Gonda and @gemmadlc.bsky.social present an accessible account on how to identify and compare different universalities arxiv.org/pdf/2406.16607
What do Pac-Man, Space Invaders, and Mortal Kombat have to teach us about #cultural #evolution? As a social-technological phenomenon, #arcade game genres evolved like cultural species—some diversified, while others became "living fossils." 🕹️🧪 👉 doi.org/10.1017/ehs....
Ya está abierto el registro para asistir al Segundo Encuentro de la Red Mexicana de Biología y Matemáticas redmexbiomate.org.mx Nos vemos en Querétaro en Noviembre!
What is emergence? This is one of the most central ingredients of complexity, and a challenging one to formalize. Here's a paper by @seanmcarroll.bsky.social & Achyth Parola that attempts to classify different forms of emergence. @manlius.bsky.social @sfiscience.bsky.social arxiv.org/pdf/2410.15468
Are there universal principles for the structural limits of living organisms? How can physics provide a theory? Check this @pnas.org paper that derives Kleiber’s law from 1st principles, capturing geometric differences and predicting life forms between plants & animals. www.pnas.org/doi/pdf/10.1...
For the record, there's no point inviting me to give any talks or attend any conferences in the US for the foreseeable future. Sorry, but it's really not worth the risk.
"we can safely assess that there were no lasagne encoded in the Big Bang"
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Jajaja, pues sí, ¡qué raro está ese temario! ¿.Qué materia es? ¿De qué licenciatura?
Suena como a una clase de fenómeno de percolación
Supongo que las avalanchas de rocas y de neuronas son fenómenos muy distintos.
Órale qué interesante! La hipótesis que el cerebro está en una zona crítica se basa en la medición de la frecuencia y tamaño de avalanchas neuronales.
¿Por qué te lo recomendó y qué te hizo pensar ahora en esa recomendación ?
Israel ha matado en la madrugada de este lunes, mientras dormían, al menos a 36 personas —18 de ellas, niños de corta edad— al bombardear una escuela que se había convertido en refugio para desplazados
'Amores perros' a un cuarto de siglo de distancia. Para La Jornada, escribí en su momento este recuento celebrando al choque que abrió el siglo II del cine nacional.
Les invito a leer en 👉 shorturl.at/K5fyH
¡No he visto eso! En donde vivo, el servicio ya está privatizado y, además de ser costoso, aplican cobros arbitrarios por situaciones como el cambio de medidor, aunque esté en buen estado. Lo reemplazan sin previo aviso solo para generar cargos adicionales.
De acuerdo. La inexistencia de espacios públicos. El modelo del mall como espacio "público" y de convivencia.
Sí, a mi lo del transporte público me parece gravísimo. El tiempo que le invierten a trasladarse de un lugar a otro es impresionante. La casi inexistencia de puentes peatonales: una ciudad para autos.
