Emily L. Dolson

This paper uses spatial statistics from single time-point images to classify game-theoretic interactions between drug-sensitive and resistant cancer cells using an agent-based model.

The paper uses in silico experiments to show that spatial resource heterogeneity creates hotspots where new traits evolve more frequently.

The paper uses digital organisms to show spatial resource heterogeneity increases phenotypic diversity and evolutionary potential.

This study uses digital evolution to show that allowing mutations makes smaller, more numerous reserves better at maintaining and generating diversity compared to larger reserves.