Melody Susan Clark

The paper studies subcellular organization and dynamics in Antarctic fish cell cultures, finding conserved organelle structures but differences in lysosomal size and mitochondrial morphology that may relate to cold adaptation.

The paper presents a new phased assembly of the Antarctic spiny plunderfish and identifies genomic features linked to cold adaptation in notothenioids.

This paper develops a high-resolution microscopy method for imaging live biological samples at sub-zero temperatures to study cold-adapted species under physiological conditions.

The paper generates and analyzes genome assemblies for 24 Antarctic notothenioid fish species to study cold adaptations, identifying genomic changes related to antifreeze proteins and haemoglobin loss.

PhylSim simulates trait evolution on phylogenies with variable speciation rates and models, using an example of Antarctic notothenioids' adaptive radiation.