Isis Guibert

The paper examines how energy quantity and quality influence biodiversity in coastal oceans, finding that high-quality energy sources support greater species richness and planktonic diversity.

This study uses eDNA and multispecies modeling to show how pollution and human activity affect cetacean distributions in Hong Kong waters, revealing species-specific vulnerabilities.

The paper uses ARMS and metabarcoding to show nutrient pollution reduces species richness and restructures marine communities in urban coastal areas.

The paper uses stable isotope data from giant clams and corals to show trophic niche partitioning along an autotrophy-heterotrophy gradient with phylogenetic signal and tradeoffs.