Meritxell Genovart

Across 1,569 food-web, mutualistic and host–parasite networks, connectance falls as S^−0.65 while links per species rise; a diffusion-efficiency metric places networks near a local optimum.

The paper examines how eusocial insect colonies use reserve workers to modulate foraging efficiency and maintain energetic balance under fluctuating conditions.

The paper develops a demographic framework to assess population vulnerability to different perturbation types and shows adult survival perturbations have the strongest impact, with vulnerability increasing in slower life histories.

This study uses a liquid brain framework to show that ant foraging efficiency arises from a simple feedback mechanism modulated by two movement behaviors.

The paper presents the first high-quality reference genome for the Critically Endangered Balearic shearwater, enabling insights into its conservation status and evolutionary adaptations.