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Deer University Episode 076 – Buck Food Plot Use During the Hunting Season
In this episode we visit with Dr. Natasha Ellison to review her findings relative to buck use of food plots during the hunting season. How often are they vi…
Deer University Episode 075 – Pulling the Covers Off Buck Beds
In this episode we visit with Luke Resop to discuss buck beds and bedding areas. How often are they bedding? What’s their affinity to certain bedding areas? What’s the circuit time for returning
Media articles
You Know Where That Buck Beds, Huh? | NDA
There are lots of beliefs and opinions about buck bedding behaviors. The results of the first-ever scientific study of buck beds might surprise you.
IFLScience Meets: Mathematical Ecologist Dr Natasha Ellison
For mathematical ecologist Dr Natasha Ellison, maths has taken her from teaching, to working in Alan Turing’s legacy, and even tracking sharks
Why Alan Turing continues to inspire mathematicians
The pioneering codebreaker who also explored the patterns in nature
How maths is unlocking nature’s secrets in Sheffield’s Rivelin Valley
A former maths teacher who went back to university to study for a PhD in the hope of unlocking some of nature’s secrets hopes to inspire the next generation of young mathematicians by showing that the subject is “not just adding up and angles”.
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Now We Know How These Cute Little Birds Avoid Each Other
One of Alan Turing’s mathematical theories helped modern researchers solve the problem.
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Alan Turing’s theory of biology is helping next generation of mathematicians crack the code
Mathematicians from the University of Sheffield are helping school children across the UK crack the code using Alan Turing’s theory of biology, to celebrate the new £50 note.
