Britny Johnson

This study shows that fluctuating temperatures affect West Nile virus transmission dynamics differently than constant temperatures, with implications for epidemiological modeling.

This study shows that humidity modifies the thermal performance of key fitness traits in Anopheles stephensi, altering population fitness projections compared to temperature-only models.

The paper shows that relative humidity systematically shifts the temperature dependence of population growth in Anopheles stephensi, a malaria vector.