Daniel W E Sankey (D W E Sankey)

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2021-2024
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Decision Making

Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells

Fluorescent Probe

Top Venues

Nature communications

Royal Society open science

The Journal of experimental biology

PLoS computational biology

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Publications

K L Hunt, Matishalin Patel, Darren P Croft, D W Franks, P A Green, Faye J Thompson, R A Johnstone, Michael A Cant, Daniel W E Sankey
The evolution of democratic peace in animal societies. Nature communications 15 (1) (2024)
K L Hunt, Matishalin Patel, Darren P Croft, D W Franks, P A Green, Faye J Thompson, R A Johnstone, Michael A Cant, Daniel W E Sankey
The evolution of democratic peace in animal societies. Nature communications 15 (1) (2024)
Daniel W E Sankey, Steven J Portugal
Influence of behavioural and morphological group composition on pigeon flocking dynamics. The Journal of experimental biology (2023)
Marina Papadopoulou, Hanno Hildenbrandt, Daniel W E Sankey, Steven J Portugal, Charlotte K Hemelrijk
Self-organization of collective escape in pigeon flocks. PLoS computational biology 18 (1) (2022)
Daniel W E Sankey
'Selfish herders' finish last in mobile animal groups. Proceedings. Biological sciences 289 (1985) (2022)
Marina Papadopoulou, Hanno Hildenbrandt, Daniel W E Sankey, Steven J Portugal, Charlotte K Hemelrijk
Emergence of splits and collective turns in pigeon flocks under predation. Royal Society open science 9 (2) (2022)
Daniel W E Sankey, K L Hunt, Darren P Croft, D W Franks, Patrick A Green, Faye J Thompson, R A Johnstone, Michael A Cant
Leaders of war: modelling the evolution of conflict among heterogeneous groups. Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological sciences 377 (1851) (2022)
Daniel W E Sankey, L R O'Bryan, Simon Garnier, G Cowlishaw, P Hopkins, M Holton, Ines Fürtbauer, Andrew J King
Consensus of travel direction is achieved by simple copying, not voting, in free-ranging goats. Royal Society open science 8 (2) (2021)