Siyu Serena Ding

The paper shows that a single generative program produces both network and wave phases in C. elegans, with differences arising from environmental context rather than behavioral rules.

The paper investigates vector use among three sympatric Caenorhabditis nematodes in southwestern Germany, finding specific associations with invasive beetles.

The paper shows that strain-specific individual behaviours in C. elegans predict collective aggregation in mixed groups without altering individual movement patterns.

The paper examines global variation in C. elegans aggregation behavior, finding elevation-driven differences and evidence for natural selection shaping this collective behavior.