G. F. Fussmann

Ecosystem connectivity and configuration can mediate instability at a distance in metaecosystems

The paper examines how ecosystem connectivity and configuration affect instability in metaecosystems, finding that trophic connectivity reduces instability compared to nutrient-only connectivity.

Adaptation and competition in deteriorating environments

This study investigates how competition and adaptation to abiotic stress interact in microalgae, finding that competition can alter adaptation outcomes and vice versa.

Resistance, resilience, and functional redundancy of freshwater bacterioplankton communities facing a gradient of agricultural stressors in a mesocosm experiment

This study examines how freshwater bacterioplankton communities respond to agricultural stressors in mesocosms, finding that only high glyphosate doses alter community structure while functional redundancy persists.

Estimating parameters from multiple time series of population dynamics using Bayesian inference

This paper estimates model parameters and their variability from experimental time series data using Bayesian inference and dynamical population models, showing that cyclic dynamics provide more precise parameter estimates than steady states.

Community rescue in experimental phytoplankton communities facing severe herbicide pollution.

This study shows that prior exposure to sublethal stress, not community biomass, enhances evolutionary rescue in phytoplankton communities exposed to glyphosate.

The mechanics of predator-prey interactions: first principles of physics predict predator-prey size ratios

The paper develops a mechanical model to predict predator-prey interactions based on body size and metabolic laws, showing better accuracy than existing models.