Rui Alves

ForestForward integrates and visualizes global forest data from the last 50 years to support sustainable management and ecosystem monitoring.

This study models how circadian rhythms affect terpenoid precursor biosynthesis in plants, showing that combined regulation maintains stable concentrations despite daylight variations.

The paper presents a nearly chromosome-level genome assembly and annotation of Alectoris rufa, revealing evolutionary relationships with quail and chicken.

The paper investigates why certain phosphorelay architectures are more common in nature by analyzing their information transmission and metabolic costs using mathematical models.

The paper re-examines tradeoffs between Rubisco kinetic parameters using data from ~300 organisms, finding that most correlations are attenuated and only one tradeoff model remains.

The paper investigates how gene expression changes during heat shock adaptation in yeast are constrained by metabolic requirements and shows these changes are specific to heat shock.