Christophe Barbraud

The paper screens seabird species for antibodies against avian cholera bacteria to assess spatial distribution and identify potential sentinels for disease monitoring.

This paper fine-tunes a diffusion model pre-trained on vehicle GPS data to generate ecologically realistic animal movement trajectories, outperforming baselines in speed and accuracy.

This study links wind pattern oscillations to seabird movements at multiple scales, showing adult albatrosses adapt to wind patterns while younger birds are more affected by synoptic-scale winds.

This study tracks the spread and evolution of H5N1 in the sub-Antarctic and Antarctica, revealing long-distance dispersal and mammalian-adaptive mutations.

This study links intensified and poleward-shifted subtropical anticyclones to improved survival and reproduction in wandering albatrosses across all life stages.

This study links personality differences to demography in wandering albatrosses by analyzing how boldness affects population dynamics through a hyperstate model.

The paper uses GPS and boat location data to assess sooty albatross interactions with fisheries, finding low bycatch exposure but cautioning against excluding high sensitivity due to limited data.