Niclas Nordholt

This study shows that incomplete killing by antimicrobial metals like copper and silver in Escherichia coli leads to transient antibiotic tolerance through delayed recovery, not genetic changes.

The paper develops a mathematical framework to predict microbial selection under periodic disinfection by quantifying the growth-survival trade-off between strains.

This study shows that BAC tolerance in E. coli affects antibiotic resistance evolution, with BAC-tolerant strains outcompeting sensitive ones under low ciprofloxacin concentrations but being less likely to develop resistance to other antibiotics.