Nigel R Franks

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2015-2022
Publications (10 Years): 9

Top Topics

Molecular Docking

Multidrug Resistant

Top Venues

Royal Society open science

Proceedings. Biological sciences

The Journal of experimental biology

Scientific reports

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Publications

Nigel R Franks, Jacob A Podesta, Edward C Jarvis, Alan Worley, Ana B Sendova-Franks
Robotic communication with ants. The Journal of experimental biology 225 (15) (2022)
Thomas O Richardson, Charles Mullon, James A R Marshall, Nigel R Franks, Thomas Schlegel
The influence of the few: a stable 'oligarchy' controls information flow in house-hunting ants. Proceedings. Biological sciences 285 (1872) (2019)
Alan Worley, Ana B Sendova-Franks, Nigel R Franks
Social flocculation in plant-animal worms. Royal Society open science 6 (3) (2019)
Edmund R Hunt, Ciara Dornan, Ana B Sendova-Franks, Nigel R Franks
Asymmetric ommatidia count and behavioural lateralization in the ant Temnothorax albipennis. Scientific reports 8 (1) (2018)
Ana B Sendova-Franks, Nigel R Franks, Alan Worley
Plant-animal worms round themselves up in circular mills on the beach. Royal Society open science 5 (7) (2018)
Edmund R Hunt, Roland J Baddeley, Alan Worley, Ana B Sendova-Franks, Nigel R Franks
Ants determine their next move at rest: motor planning and causality in complex systems. Royal Society open science 3 (1) (2016)
Nigel R Franks, Alan Worley, Katherine A J Grant, Alice R Gorman, Victoria Vizard, Harriet Plackett, Carolina Doran, Margaret L Gamble, Martin C Stumpe, Ana B Sendova-Franks
Social behaviour and collective motion in plant-animal worms. Proceedings. Biological sciences 283 (1825) (2016)
Carolina Doran, Martin C Stumpe, Ana B Sendova-Franks, Nigel R Franks
Exploration adjustment by ant colonies. Royal Society open science 3 (1) (2016)
Edmund R Hunt, Thomas A O'Shea-Wheller, Gregory F Albery, Tamsyn H Bridger, Mike Gumn, Nigel R Franks
Ants show a leftward turning bias when exploring unknown nest sites. Biology letters 10 (12) (2015)