Stéphane Dupas

The paper uses species distribution modeling to analyze the statistical relationship between host density and virus prevalence in an insect-virus interaction across different spatial scales.

This paper proposes a probabilistic framework integrating genetic and social-ecological processes to model species distribution and demographic history using coalescent methods and Bayesian inference.

The paper shows symbiotic bracovirus genes have spread to all chromosomes of parasitoid wasps and are stably maintained, with synchronized expression and no immune response.

The paper introduces a Bayesian method to infer ecological models by simulating historical contingency backward from observed data to estimate pseudo likelihoods for improved inference.

The paper introduces Quetzal, a C++ library for implementing coalescence-based environmental demogenetic models using Approximate Bayesian Computation.

This study examines the genetic structure of Cotesia sesamiae across Sub-Saharan Africa and finds that host specialization and Wolbachia infections are more influential than geography or climate in shaping population clusters.