Thomas E. Woolley

The paper develops a memory-optimized Rust/WebAssembly toolset for ecological connectivity analysis to enable feasible computations in memory-constrained environments like browsers.

The paper investigates the role of gap junctions in Turing-type feather pattern formation using chicken skin and computational models.

This study models the cooling of embryos on a vitrification device, finding that spatial arrangement and sample number do not significantly affect cooling rates when cryoprotectant volume is minimal.

The paper shows that PCP and Wnt pathways independently control hair cell orientation in zebrafish lateral line, with Wnt mutants causing concentric patterns and PCP mutants causing random orientations.

The paper develops a mathematical model of cortical neurogenesis to show that neuronal output can increase without a proportional increase in the founder population size.