📢Super cool meeting to come in spring 2026 @intcha.bsky.social📢!! Very happy to be talking there and looking forward to the new dimensions in the scientific discussions!!

The next year's edition of IntCha will be in Cargese, Corsica. Join us for a week of sun and sea, surrounded by interdisciplinary early career researchers! Deadline for applications is soon, but feel free to reach out if you have any questions! intcha26.sciencesconf.org

Let's share @etlunsford.bsky.social's work : to survive, animals avoid drifting involuntarily in their environment. While humans rely on visual & vestibular cues, birds & fish need to sense complex flow changes of the external fluid (air/water) around them to select motor actions. How do they do?(1)

It was great fun chatting with Avaneesh Narla about the physics of behavior across species, and its implications for neuroscience, ecology and evolution. Check out his "Kugelblitz" podcast for great science content! open.spotify.com/episode/0pMC...

How to put all complexity in a single drawing? Here's my take, with catastrophes (the folded surface), ecosystems, computation (Turing Machine), turbulence, collective intelligence, nonlinear dynamics and chaos, evolution, viruses, networks and time. And a little touch of Santa Fe NM

Fungi made Earth’s land liveable by building networks that released nutrients locked in primordial rock and supplied those nutrients to plant roots https://go.nature.com/41lvtBg

Individuality is fascinating. We found how to quantify variability among individuals by identifying long-lasting motor strategies during navigation. Work of Dr. Gautam Sridhar and Dr. Antonio Costa in collab with João Marques @daniobrain.bsky.social out today in #PNAS ! www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...