Heike Schmidt‐Posthaus

This study shows that early-life conditions affect baseline immune gene expression in brown trout but not their response to pathogen exposure.

This study maps how heat-stress effects are transmitted through zebrafish generations, showing persistent maternal RNA signatures and transient offspring phenotypes.

This study characterizes anti-oomycete activity variation in Pseudomonas spp. through phenotypic assays and comparative genomics, revealing species- and strain-dependent mechanisms involving multiple diffusible metabolites.

This study uses single-cell analysis of brown trout immune cells to show evolutionary divergence and transcriptional changes due to hatchery rearing.

The paper develops an eco-epidemiological framework to manage crayfish communities affected by crayfish plague, showing how community-level reproduction numbers can guide conservation strategies.