Research of New Network Address Structure

New Year Address of Zoological Research

The year 2016 was a wonderful and important one for Zoological Research (ZR). In recognition of its impressive progress and great potential to develop into a leading journal in the field, ZR is now supported by the “Project for Enhancing International Impact of China STM Journals” (PIIJ) (Class B) (2016–2018). Having wide coverage, PIIJ is the most influential project in China for supporting an...

New Year address from Zoological Research.

Identifying Coordination of Network Scans Using Probed Address Structure

A great deal of work has been devoted to the study and detection of scanning. Existing detection of isolated probing, however, only provides an incomplete picture of scanning activities. Coordinated probing using several hosts, in particular, cannot be accounted for with simple scan detection that expects a single source. In this paper, we apply run-length encoding concepts to characterize the ...

Research Statement Conversational Influence and Network Structure

New technologies have made it possible to easily collect information about social networks as they are acted and observed “in the wild,” instead of as they are reported aer-the-fact in surveys. Emails, instant messages, social media posts, phone calls, and even face-to-face conversations can all be automatically recorded for large groups of people, over long periods of time. is unprecedented ...

Helping address the national research and research capacity needs of Australian chiropractic: introducing the Australian Chiropractic Research Network (ACORN) project

Chiropractic is a popular health care choice in Australia and yet major gaps in our empirical understanding of this area of practice remain. Furthermore, while some research excellence exists, a largely uncoordinated approach to research activity and development has in effect led to silos of interest and a lack of strategic 'big-picture' planning essential to producing a sustainable research cu...