Kathleen T Quach

The paper analyzes C. elegans neural activity in response to bacterial stimuli, showing that hyperbolic embedding better describes neural dynamics than Euclidean space.

The paper shows that nematodes use left/right asymmetric neurons to process salt cues, revealing evolutionary changes in gustatory systems despite limited neuron numbers.

This study shows how SEB-3 and NLP-49 signaling shifts across defensive behaviors in C. elegans in response to predator threats.

This study shows that Pristionchus pacificus reprograms its foraging strategy based on predatory and territorial motivations when attacking C. elegans.