Christelle Leung

This study shows that past temperature environments influence the thermal plasticity of Acadian redfish, with higher acclimation temperatures leading to increased stress responses to acute temperature changes.

The paper examines how selection operates on programmed cell death in a unicellular organism under environmental stress, finding that PCD is maintained despite population declines.

This study uses population genomics of northern shrimp to identify drivers of population structure and predict climate vulnerability across its wide distribution.

The paper investigates how epigenomic, transcriptomic, and phenotypic responses to osmotic stress vary between strains of Dunaliella salina, finding significant genotype effects on methylation and gene expression.

This study shows that phenotypic plasticity decreases in less predictable environments using long-term experiments with Dunaliella salina.