Cole D. Butler

The paper examines the link between neighborhood wealth and knockdown resistance (kdr) frequency in Aedes albopictus mosquitoes in Raleigh, finding a strong association between wealth and kdr mutation prevalence.

This study tracks the rapid spread of a knockdown resistance allele in Aedes albopictus mosquitoes in a suburban area, showing its expansion and selection pressure from pyrethroid use.

This study assesses gene drive failure risk by analyzing how dispersal and fitness cost affect spatial confinement outcomes using global sensitivity analysis.

The paper constructs a mathematical model to analyze how density dependence affects genetic biocontrol strategies in pest populations, finding that strong density dependence increases resilience to suppression.