Matthijs Vos

This study projects habitat loss and spatial redistribution of two alpine and subalpine species under climate change scenarios to inform climate-proof conservation planning.

This study shows river sediment microbiomes are highly sensitive to reduced flow velocity, leading to altered community compositions and stress responses that recover after two weeks.

The paper tests the Asymmetric Response Concept by modeling how stream food webs respond to multiple stressors and their release, finding that temperature has stronger impacts than salt and that community and ecosystem responses differ.

This study compares the long-term legacy effects of extreme heat and herbivory on plant communities, finding that extreme heat causes stochastic extinctions while large herbivores reduce population growth over generations.