Lucinda Kirkpatrick

This study uses a model to show that disease dynamics during ecosystem restoration depend on pathogen transmissibility, timing of slow life history species establishment, and community assembly, not just biodiversity.

This study evaluates machine learning models on the Nordic Thingy:53 platform to recognize equine gaits and behaviors using accelerometer data, achieving high accuracy with sufficient training data.

The paper examines microparasite prevalence in Southern giant pouched rats in Tanzania, finding high Bartonella prevalence and habitat-related infection patterns.

The paper shows density increases network connectedness in wild animal populations, but effects saturate, with stronger spatial than social impacts.

The paper reports the first detection of astroviruses in Tanzanian bats using PCR and phylogenetic analysis.