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Rethinking hierarchy: the auditory system as an integrated cortical–subcortical network

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By Michael Lohse, Ben Willmore, Andrew King
| Nature
Abstract Mammalian sensory systems are traditionally viewed as hierarchical pathways in which subcortical nuclei relay signals from peripheral receptors to the cortex, where sensory information is contextualized for perception and behaviour. However, the auditory pathway contains an unusually large number of anatomically complex, recurrently connected subcortical nuclei that transmit heavily pre-processed information to the cortex.
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The pace of meeting carbon emission targets alters regional climate risks

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By Shuting Ding, Yuzhi Liu, Gemma S. Trollope, In-Hong Park, Sang-Wook Yeh, Andrew King
| Science Magazine
Abstract Carbon budgets, derived from the near-linear link between cumulative carbon emissions and global warming, guide climate mitigation and adaptation. However, the impact of the pace of reaching a target budget on climate response remains uncertain. Using 29 climate models, we compare scenarios reaching the same carbon emission target slowly or quickly. A faster trajectory produces stronger land warming and greater exposure to extreme heat waves than a slower pathway.
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The Magnitude of Rapid Weight Loss Affects Subjective Stress and Recovery in Elite Powerlifters at the World Championships: An Exploratory Analysis

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By Kedric Kwan, Andrew King, Eric R Helms
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Rapid weight loss is common in weight category sports, and large magnitudes of it can affect performance. This study explored relationships between changes in the Short Recovery and Stress Scale (SRSS) items and the magnitude of rapid weight loss in elite powerlifters competing at the World Championships. A total of 53 powerlifters (27 males, 26 females) who competed in either the 2019 or 2022 International Powerlifting Federation World Championships participated.
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