Uwe Claus Täuber

The paper develops a mathematical framework to model sex ratio distorter gene drives in Aedes aegypti, showing how they can be tuned for efficient population suppression with minimal impact on neighboring species.

This paper shows that slow migration can help eliminate cooperative antimicrobial resistance in time-varying spatial environments by enhancing extinction probability of resistant bacteria.

The paper analyzes how slow migration, spatial structure, and environmental fluctuations affect fixation and extinction in metapopulations of bacteria under time-fluctuating conditions.