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You’ll still be able to search, browse and read articles, but you won’t be able to register or edit an account, make purchases, or activate tokens during that period. Themed issues covering cross-disciplinary research at the interface between the physical and life sciences Current issue Editor-In-Chief Professor Russell Foster CBE FRS Frequency: Bimonthly ISSN (Online): 2042-8901 Latest issues 06 April 2021 Theme issue ‘Carbon dioxide detection in biological systems’ organized by Victoria L. Linthwaite, Eoin Cummins and Martin J. Cann 06 February 2021 Theme issue ‘Computational biomedicine. Part II: organs and systems’ organised by Peter V Coveney, Blanca Rodriguez, Alfons Hoekstra and Marco Viceconti 06 December 2020 Theme issue ‘Computational biomedicine. Part I: molecular medicine’ organised by Peter V Coveney, Blanca Rodriguez, Alfons Hoekstra and Marco Viceconti 06 October 2020 Theme issue 'Going negative: An interdisciplinary, holistic approach to carbon dioxide removal' organised by Jane Zelikova See all latest issues Featured issues Skip slideshow Understanding images in biological and computer vision This issue of Interface Focus is a collection of papers arising out of a Royal Society Discussion meeting entitled ‘Understanding images in biological and computer vision’. This two-day meeting brought together researchers from the fields of biological and computer vision, robotics, neuroscience, computer science and psychology to discuss the most recent developments in the field. The event was divided into four themes: vision for action, visual appearance, vision for recognition and machine learning. Sleep and stress, past and present This issue, organised by Catherine Charlwood, Russell G. Foster and Sally Shuttleworth, takes a multidisciplinary approach to sleep and stress research. The topic is considered from both a historical and modern-day scientific perspective, with the articles spanning the sciences and humanities. The historical papers focus on literature and history from the medieval period to the early twentieth century, whereas the scientific papers look at current challenges and perspectives. The terrestrial laser scanning revolution in forest ecology New laser scanning technologies are set to revolutionize the way in which we measure and understand changes in ecosystem structure and function. Forest ecosystems present a particular challenge because of their scale, complexity and structural dynamics. This theme issue on ‘The terrestrial laser scanning revolution in forest ecology’ has been organized by Mark Danson, Mathias Disney, Rachel Gaulton and Crystal Schaa. The virtual physiological human: translating the VPH to the clinic Ten years ago, a group of scientists published the roadmap Seeding the EuroPhysiome: A Roadmap to the Virtual Physiological Human. This triggered a major investment in research in the virtual physiological human (VPH), which is the subject of the theme issue organised by Alfons Hoekstra, Frank Gijsen, Ed van Bavel, Marie Siebes and Liesbet Geris. Aims and scope Interface Focus Each Interface Focus themed issue is devoted to a particular subject at the interface of the physical and life sciences. Formed of high-quality articles, they aim to facilitate cross-disciplinary research across this traditional divide by acting as a forum accessible to all. Topics may be newly emerging areas of research or dynamic aspects of more established fields. Read More Most read Most cited 18 August 2017 Human nature, human culture: the case of cultural evolution Tim Lewens 18 August 2017 Human niche, human behaviour, human nature Agustin Fuentes 20 October 2017 Factors affecting the physical stability (aggregation) of peptide therapeutics Karolina L. Zapadka , Frederik J. Becher , A. L. Gomes dos Santos , and Sophie E. Jackson 6 February 2017 Features of owl wings that promote silent flight Hermann Wagner , Matthias Weger , Michael Klaas , and Wolfgang Schröder The Most Read list displays the most accessed articles within a journal for a rolling 12 month period, where “accessed” refers to the HTML and PDF views. See all most read 22 August 2012 Schools of fish and flocks of birds: their shape and internal structure by self-organization Charlotte K. Hemelrijk and Hanno Hildenbrandt 29 September 2011 Bayesian parameter inference for stochastic biochemical network models using particle Markov chain Monte Carlo Andrew Golightly and Darren J. Wilkinson 3 October 2012 From behavioural analyses to models of collective motion in fish schools Ugo Lopez , Jacques Gautrais , Iain D. Couzin , and Guy Theraulaz 6 December 2015 The structure of the genotype–phenotype map strongly constrains the evolution of non-coding RNA Kamaludin Dingle , Steffen Schaper , and Ard A. Louis 6 December 2013 Co-infection and super-infection models in evolutionary epidemiology Samuel Alizon The Most Cited list displays the most cited articles within a journal for a rolling 12 month period, where “cited” refers to citing articles as recorded by Crossref. See all most cited Browse by subject computational biology (163) biophysics (122) systems biology (109) biomedical engineering (105) biomechanics (104) bioengineering (91) biomaterials (84) biomathematics (76) biocomplexity (74) nanotechnology (68) biochemistry (58) environmental science (58) biomimetics (40) biotechnology (37) medical physics (32) mathematical physics (29) chemical physics (27) chemical biology (27) bioinformatics (25) astrobiology (19) synthetic biology (16) bioenergetics (15) See all subjects INTERFACE FOCUS About this journal Contact information Purchasing information Submit Open access membership Recommend to your library Help Author benefits Purchasing information Submit Open access membership Recommend to your library Contact information Help ROYAL SOCIETY PUBLISHING Our journals Open access Publishing policies Permissions Conferences Videos Blog Manage your account Terms & conditions Privacy policy Cookies Our journals Historical context Open access Publishing policies Permissions Conferences Videos Blog Manage your account Terms & conditions Privacy...