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  1. Computation-through-Dynamics Toolkit: Simulated datasets and quality metrics for dynamical models of neural activity

    By Christopher Versteeg; Jonathan D. McCart; Mitchell Ostrow; David M. Zoltowski; Clayton B. Washington; Laura Driscoll; Olivier Codol; Jonathan A. Michaels; Scott W. Linderman; David Sussillo; Chethan Pandarinath · Reuse terms & credit · Research article metadata. Read the original paper for methods, limitations and any corrections.

  2. Leveraging spatial structure to design spatially-targeted malaria interventions at the community-scale

    By Michelle V. Evans; Benjamin Roche; Vincent Herbreteau; Christophe Révillion; Thibault Catry; Matthew H. Bonds; Karen E. Finnegan; Ezra Mitsinjoniala; Felana A. Ihantamalala; Mauricianot Randriamihaja; Oméga Raobela; Andres Garchitorena · Reuse terms & credit · Research article metadata. Read the original paper for methods, limitations and any corrections.

  3. Going around phase defects: Addressing a fundamental flaw of phase singularity detection

    By Bjorn Verstraeten; Sebastiaan Lootens; Robin Van Den Abeele; Viktor Van Nieuwenhuize; Arstanbek Okenov; Sander Hendrickx; Arthur Santos Bezerra; Timur Nezlobinskii; Vineesh Kappadan; Balvinder Singh Handa; Fu Siong Ng; Mattias Duytschaever; Nele Vandersickel · Reuse terms & credit · Research article metadata. Read the original paper for methods, limitations and any corrections.

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