Luke Lear

The paper shows that historical disturbance regimes leave lasting effects on microbial community composition and function, influencing responses to new disturbances and invasions.

The paper investigates how environmental conditions affect pairwise bacterial interactions, finding more negative interactions in nutrient-rich media and more positive interactions in nutrient-poor media.

The paper shows that a mix of siderophore-producing and cheating strains of Pseudomonas aeruginosa outperforms pure cooperator or cheater populations in environments where siderophores are beneficial.