Tim Lenton, part of the “Chance versus Purpose in Biosphere Evolution” project, recently contributed to several papers, two of which were part of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. They are, “Reply to Burgess et al: Catastrophic climate risks are neglected, plausible, and safe to study,” and “Reply to Kelman: The foundations for studying catastrophic climate risks.” Professor Lenton is the founding Director of the Global Systems Institute (GSI) and Chair in Climate Change and Earth System Science at the University of Exeter. Professor Lenton also contributed recently to the Science article, “Exceeding 1.5°C global warming could trigger multiple climate tipping points.”
Jon Gibbins, part of the “Mistakes in living systems: a new conceptual framework” project, contributed to the Bioelectricity article, “The Platelet Electrome: Evidence for a Role in Regulation of Function and Surface Interaction.”
Jon Gibbins, part of the “Mistakes in living systems: a new conceptual framework” project, contributed to the Open Access Pathogens article, “Activation of Human Platelets by Staphylococcus aureus Secreted Protease Staphopain A.”
Katrin Hammerschmidt, part of the “Transitions in individuality: from ecology to teleonomy” project, recently co-wrote the Open Access BIOspektrum article, “Vom Ein- zum Vielzeller — Cyanobakterien als Modellsystem.”
Richard Watson, part of the Agential Behavior and Plasticity in Evolution group of projects, contributed to the Open Access SN Computer Science article, “Transitioning the Scale of Evolutionary Search by Inducing and Searching in Deep Representations.”
