Soheil A. Neshat

The paper applies a trait-based framework to anaerobic microbial communities under disturbance, identifying three life-history strategies.

This study evaluates microbial community-based single-cell protein (SCP) as a fishmeal substitute in juvenile Asian seabass diets across multiple trials and scales, finding it comparable in performance to fishmeal in most metrics.

The paper predicts microbial community responses to disturbance using genome-resolved trait-based life-history strategies, showing alignment with disturbance regimes through functional trade-offs and genomic trait distributions.

MicroEcoTools provides an R package for testing ecological theories in microbial communities using null models and functional trait analysis.