Methods for comparing spatial patterns in raster data This is the third part of a blog post series on comparing spatial patterns in raster data. More information about the whole series can be found in part one. This blog post focuses on the comparison of spatial patterns in continuous raster data for arbitrary regions. Thus, the shown methods require two continuous rasters, which may have different extents, resolutions, etc.

Let’s explore GR-2 together.

Exploring the Week in Wildlife: Jaguar Cuddles, Supermarket Cockatoo, and a Seal in Canary Wharf Nature never fails to surprise us with its bustling wildlife and striking encounters. This past week has been no different, bringing us heartwarming, bizarre, and intriguing wildlife stories that showcase the beauty and unpredictability of nature.

Fox Shot by Arrow Released Back into the Wild In an extraordinary tale of survival and resilience, a fox in Colorado has made a triumphant return to its natural habitat after being injured by an arrow.

Here’s a funny thing I hadn’t given much thought to until recently: virtually all journals, even the born-digital variety, have pages in portrait mode for easy printing on 8.5×11 or A4 paper. And many offer a column-width option for figures.

Este semestre 2025-1 que inicia el 5 de agosto 2024 y termina la última semana de noviembre impartiré la materia Filosofía e Historia de la Biología del plan 1997 en el grupo 5000 los miércoles y sábados de 11:00 a 14:00 horas con la proferosra Graciela Zamudio. Yo estoy impartiendo la clase de los sábados.

‘The ghosts of the Confederacy will not die.’- Colonel Anderson (Kurt Smallwood); 1.1   One of the hallmarks of Western films—here meant in the sense of ‘Spaghetti’ rather than ‘the West’ —is the idea of the cowboy/gunslinger riding off into the sunset, either alone or possibly with one or more of his fellows.

Hey everyone! I spent the evening yesterday diving deep into the White House's new memorandum on AI and national security (Fact Sheet, Deep Dive), and I've got to tell you – this is one of the most significant policy developments I've seen in our field. Let me break down why I'm so excited about this and what it means for the future of AI, biotechnology, and national security.

This week’s recap highlights protein design with RoseTTAFold, surveillance with wastewater sequencing, T2T human genomes, Vitessce for visualization of multimodal spatial single-cell data, and Taxometer for taxonomic classification of metagenomics contigs.

Federal Agency Clears RFK Jr. of Dead Whale Accusation Understanding the Background of the Accusation On a sunny afternoon, news broke of an accusation linking environmental advocate RFK Jr. to the unfortunate death of a whale washed ashore. Such claims attracted substantial media attention and public scrutiny, prompting an investigation by a federal agency to determine the cause of the incident.

Impact of Imperiled Turtle Listing on Salem’s Homeless Camps In an unexpected turn of events, the recent decision to list a certain turtle species as imperiled has sparked significant controversy and unforeseen consequences in the city of Salem.