K. D. Harris

Toward a unified theory of microbially-mediated invasion

This paper develops a theoretical framework to explore how microbial interactions influence biological invasions, identifying pathways through which microbes can facilitate or hinder invasion dynamics.

Rescue by gene swamping as a gene drive deployment strategy

The paper develops a gene drive model to study feedback between evolutionary and demographic dynamics, identifying gene swamping as a fail-safe strategy for temporary population suppression without long-term gene drive persistence.

modelRxiv: A platform for the dissemination and interactive display of models

modelRxiv provides an interactive platform for sharing and exploring ecological and evolutionary models, enabling users to regenerate results with custom parameters.

Joint nonparametric coalescent inference of mutation spectrum history and demography

The paper develops a method to jointly infer demographic history and mutation spectrum changes from genetic data, showing improved accuracy in reconstructing population dynamics and mutation patterns.

Processive and stochastic CHH methylation by plant DRM2 and CMT2 revealed by single-read methylome analysis

The paper introduces a method to analyze single-read methylome data, revealing that DRM2 has higher processivity than CMT2 and methylated regions show higher cell-to-cell variation.