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Perturbed self-organized critical networks as a sleep model — li chen and •christian meisel
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Information filtering by synchronous spikes in a neural population — •Nahal Sharafi
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Modelling of rhythmic patterns in hippocampus — •Anastasia Lavrova, Michael Zaks, and Lutz Schimansky-Geier
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Interaction between Looped-Star Polymers — •Dieter Heermann and Benoit Knecht
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Collective behavior and structure formation of hydrodynamically interacting active particles — •Marc Hennes, Katrin Wolff, and Holger Stark
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Evolutionary food web model on a set of patches coupled by migration — •Eva Marie Weiel, Korinna T. Allhoff, and Barbara Drossel
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Effects of a stage structure in a population dynamics model to explain cyclic dominance of pacific sockey salmon — •Fabian Fertig, Christoph Schmitt, Christian Guill, and Barbara Drossel
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Simple models for generation cycles — •Torsten Pfaff, Barbara Drossel, and Christian Guill
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Nematic microstructure in biopolymer solutions — •Marc Lämmel and Klaus Kroy
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Stochastic tug-of-war model with symmetric motor properties does not provide processive cargo movement. — •Sarah Klein, Cecile Appert-Rolland, and Ludger Santen
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Modeling diversity of immune genes in host-parasite co-evolution — •Yixian Song and Arne Traulsen
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3D-Tracking of phagosomal transport by molecular motors through the cytoskeleton — •Martin Glasstetter and Alexander Rohrbach
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A simple polymer in a spherical cage — •Martin Marenz, Johannes Zierenberg, and Wolfhard Janke
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Hybrid simulation model for spatiotemporal intracellular calcium signals — •Martin Rückl, Nagaiah Chamakuri, and Sten Rüdiger
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Measuring structural changes in chromatin induced by ionizing radiation: an analysis of localization microscopy images — •Yang Zhang, Gabriell Máté, Sabina Hillebrandt, Patrick Müller, Michael G. Hausmann, and Dieter W. Heermann
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Pulling experiments on biological molecules: model analysis and simulation — •Katharina Wenzel and Andreas Heuer
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Mutation and Migration in Structured Populations — •Matthias Lechner, Jonas Cremer, Anna Melbinger, and Erwin Frey
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Swimming patterns of bacteria in confined microchannels with obstacles — •Michael Raatz, Matthias Theves, and Carsten Beta
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Evolution of increasingly complex filamentous molecules — •Philipp Zimmer, Emanuel Worst, Eva Wollrab, Albrecht Ott, and Karsten Kruse
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In-phase and anti-phase synchronization in noisy Hodgkin-Huxley neurons — •Xue Ao, Peter Hänggi, and Gerhard Schmid
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Inverse statistical analysis in heart rate variability — •Haleh Ebadi
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BP 11.22 |
Bifurcation analysis of a thalamocortical mean field model — •Michael Schellenberger Costa, Thomas Martinetz, and Jens Christian Claussen
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BP 11.23 |
Limitations on entrainment frequency in cortical slow wave stimulation — •Arne Weigenand, Lisa Marshall, Thomas Martinetz, and Jens Christian Claussen
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BP 11.24 |
Approach for automated sleep stage classification from spectral data — •Stephan Volkland and Jens Christian Claussen
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