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Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, we were led to social isolation, restricting some from physical touch and social gatherings.

Dr. Andrés Mejía presents a biomechanical framework for studying human and animal movement across the landscape in his latest preprint on bioRxiv.

Dr. Tom Froese and ECSU Research Intern alumnus Jon Sykes takek a critical look at neurophenomenology’s revolutionary ambitions in their recent preprint on PsyArXiv (in French).

Dr. Andrés Mejía presents a meta-analysis of the Neolithic Transition in Costa Rica and Panama in his latest preprint on SocArXiv (in Spanish).

Dr. Tom Froese recently published "Irruption Theory: A Novel Conceptualization of the Enactive Account of Motivated Activity" in the jounral Entropy.

Natalya Weber recently presented and published her work in IEEE. Most research on the self-optimization model has focused on network sizes on the order of a hundred nodes.