R. May

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R. M May, Robert M. May, Robertm. May, R. M. May, Robertm . May, Robert May, Robert Mccredie May, R M May, R. May, Robert M May
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543 papers · 100,179 citations · H-index 140

PAPERS

Mathematics and Science
20210 citationsauthor #1
What Determines Population Density?
20202 citationsauthor #1
Stability and Complexity in Model Ecosystems
20196,436 citationsauthor #1
REGULATION AND STABILITY OF HOST-PARASITE
201740 citationsauthor #2
Ideas in Ecology
20168 citationsauthor #1
Tracking and forecasting ecosystem interactions in real time
2016237 citationsauthor #2
DYNAMICAL EVIDENCE FOR CAUSALITY BETWEEN GALACTIC COSMIC RAYS AND GLOBAL TEMPERATURE
20161 citationsauthor #4
THREATS TO TOMORROW'S WORLD
20154 citationsauthor #1
Fundamental ecology is fundamental.
201578 citationsauthor #4
Zoology: Here be dragons
201522 citationsauthor #2
Loss of Biodiversity: Concerns and Threats
20150 citationsauthor #1
What should we be doing about global warming
20150 citationsauthor #1
Erratum: Fundamental ecology is fundamental: [Trends in Ecology & Evolution 30 (2015) 9 – 16]
20150 citationsauthor #4
Back to the fundamentals: a reply to Barot et al.
20153 citationsauthor #4
Emerging evidence indicates that dragons can no longer be dismissed as creatures of legend and fantasy, and that anthropogenic effects on the world's climate may inadvertently be paving the way for the resurgence of these beasts.
20150 citationsauthor #2
Reply to Luo et al.: Robustness of causal effects of galactic cosmic rays on interannual variation in global temperature
20158 citationsauthor #4
systemsand webs in ecosystems and financial
20140 citationsauthor #1
First, do no harm
20140 citationsauthor #1
Response to Comments on “Can We Name Earth’s Species Before They Go Extinct?”
201332 citationsauthor #2
Stability and complexity in ecosystems : 1960 s to 2000
20130 citationsauthor #1
Can We Name Earth's Species Before They Go Extinct?
2013602 citationsauthor #2
Combined inequality in wealth and risk leads to disaster in the climate change game
201370 citationsauthor #2
Beauty and truth: their intersection in mathematics and science
20130 citationsauthor #1
Networks and webs in ecosystems and financial systems
201333 citationsauthor #1
Prediction, Coupling, and Causation
20120 citationsauthor #2
Detecting Causality in Complex Ecosystems
20122,196 citationsauthor #2
Q&A: Extinctions and the impact of Homo sapiens
20121 citationsauthor #1
Working Paper No. 465 Size and complexity in model financial systems
2012147 citationsauthor #3
Q&A: Extinctions and the impact of Homo sapiens
20120 citationsauthor #1
Why Worry about How Many Species and Their Loss?
201174 citationsauthor #1
Individual versus systemic risk and the Regulator's Dilemma
2011161 citationsauthor #5
Why should we be concerned about loss of biodiversity.
201118 citationsauthor #1
The physics and funding of quantitative finance
20110 citationsauthor #1
Science as organized scepticism
201119 citationsauthor #1
Systemic risk in banking ecosystems
20111,307 citationsauthor #2
Are exploited fish populations stable?
201140 citationsauthor #9
Session III: Biological Sciences — Biodiversity — Sustainability
20100 citationsauthor #2
Rise up to defend science
20100 citationsauthor #1
50 ideas to change science: Ecology
20100 citationsauthor #4
50 ideas to change science Part one Life and Earth
20101 citationsauthor #9
Tropical Arthropod Species, More or Less?
2010111 citationsauthor #1
Ecological science and tomorrow's world
201072 citationsauthor #1
Spread potential of selected neophyte vascular plants under climate change in Germany and Austria.
20100 citationsauthor #4
Systemic risk: the dynamics of model banking systems
2010260 citationsauthor #1
May implications for conservation Food-web assembly and collapse : mathematical models and
20090 citationsauthor #1
evolution of clonal suicide : population dynamics and the Streptococcus pneumoniae Oscillations in continuous culture populations of Supplementary data
20090 citationsauthor #3
Biodiversity Conservation and the Millennium Development Goals
2009274 citationsauthor #23
The Dynamics of Predator–Prey and Resource–Harvester Systems
20091 citationsauthor #1
Food-web assembly and collapse: mathematical models and implications for conservation
200944 citationsauthor #1
Disease and the abundance and distribution of bird populations: a summary
20084 citationsauthor #1
Supplementary Online Material: Oscillations in Continuous Culture Populations of Streptococcus pneumoniae: Population Dynamics and the Evolution of Clonal Suicide
200824 citationsauthor #3
Thomas Richard Edmund Southwood. 20 June 1931 — 26 October 2005
20081 citationsauthor #1
Why fishing magnifies fluctuations in fish abundance
2008697 citationsauthor #7
Complex systems: Ecology for bankers
2008648 citationsauthor #1
Parasites, people and policy: infectious diseases and the Millennium Development Goals.
200730 citationsauthor #1
726 Stability in insect host-parasite models
20070 citationsauthor #2
Network structure and the biology of populations.
2006295 citationsauthor #1
Observations on related ecological exponents.
200639 citationsauthor #2
Fishing elevates variability in the abundance of exploited species
2006634 citationsauthor #5
Nature: the many benefits of ecosystem services
200695 citationsauthor #10
Living beyond our means : natural assets and human well-being, statement form the board
2005232 citationsauthor #10
Ecosystems and human well-being - Synthesis: A Report of the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment
2005600 citationsauthor #13
Infectious Disease: Can We Avert a Lethal Flu Pandemic?
20058 citationsauthor #1
The evolution of network topology by selective removal
200537 citationsauthor #2
Science and the Convention on Biological Diversity's 2010 Target.
2005418 citationsauthor #18
Evolutionary genetics and the emergence of SARS coronavirus.
20050 citationsauthor #4
Subnets of scale-free networks are not scale-free: sampling properties of networks.
2005578 citationsauthor #3
Dimensions of superspreading
2005202 citationsauthor #2
Millennium Ecosystem Assessment Synthesis Report. Pre-publication. Final Draft Approved by MA Board on March 23, 2005. A Report of the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment
20058 citationsauthor #13
Millennium Ecosystem Assessment Synthesis Report
2005230 citationsauthor #13
Dynamics of modern epidemics.
200516 citationsauthor #5
Tomorrow's taxonomy: collecting new species in the field will remain the rate-limiting step.
200468 citationsauthor #1
Books received
20040 citationsauthor #6
Ecology: Ethics and amphibians
200474 citationsauthor #1
Uses and Abuses of Mathematics in Biology
2004426 citationsauthor #1
Emerging infections: what have we learnt from SARS? Papers of a Discussion Meeting held at The Royal Society on 13 January 2004 - Introduction
20041 citationsauthor #2
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B: Biological Sciences: 359 (1447)
20040 citationsauthor #1
Inferring Cellular Networks Using Probabilistic Graphical Models
2004128 citationsauthor #10
Raising Europe's game
20048 citationsauthor #1
European Union R&D Spending
20030 citationsauthor #1
Modelling vaccination strategies against foot-and-mouth disease
2003453 citationsauthor #3
Prenatal genesis of connections subserving ocular dominance in the rhesus monkey
20030 citationsauthor #1
Predicted correspondence between species abundances and dendrograms of niche similarities
2003122 citationsauthor #5
Somatic selection for and against cancer.
200366 citationsauthor #3
The future of biological diversity in a crowded world
200239 citationsauthor #1
Taxonomic Bias in Conservation Research
2002514 citationsauthor #2
Obituary: Robert Hanbury Brown (1916–2002)
20022 citationsauthor #2
Sustainable Development on a Finite Planet
20023 citationsauthor #1
Scientist Support for Biological Weapons Controls
200214 citationsauthor #2
Theoretical models of sheep BSE reveal possibilities
200211 citationsauthor #2
Counting on science
20010 citationsauthor #1
Infection dynamics on scale-free networks.
2001760 citationsauthor #1
Epidemiology. How viruses spread among computers and people.
200165 citationsauthor #2
Virus dynamics: Mathematical principles of immunology and virology
2001638 citationsauthor #2
How Viruses Spread Among Computers and People
2001580 citationsauthor #2
3. Stability versus Complexity in Multispecies Models
20010 citationsauthor #1
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B: Biological Sciences: 355 (1400)
20000 citationsauthor #2
Ecology. Species-area relations in tropical forests.
20004 citationsauthor #1
Ornithology: British birds by number
20006 citationsauthor #1
Simple Rules with Complex Dynamics
200028 citationsauthor #1

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