Luca Santini

This paper introduces SANE, an index to quantify anthropogenic noise in terrestrial ecosystems using AI-based classification, showing it outperforms existing methods in accuracy and robustness.

The paper uses dynamic modeling to show that long-term average environmental effects differ from short-term drivers of zooplankton community dynamics, revealing hidden mechanisms in temporal variability.

This study compares microbial transmission efficiency and zoonotic risk among insectivores, rodents, and bats, finding insectivores have superior transmission and higher zoonotic risk by 2035.

The paper examines functional strategies of parasitoid bristle flies and their larvae, finding that larvae and adults exhibit distinct functional traits and that specialization can occur synergistically across life stages.

This study estimates generation lengths for amphibians, squamates, and testudines using ecological and phylogenetic models to address gaps in conservation data.

This study evaluates two camera-trap models for wildlife density estimation using automated image classification, finding CT-DS provides robust estimates even with poor classification performance.