R. Stryjek

The paper documents the first recorded lethal and near-lethal attacks by yellow-necked mice on bank voles, revealing these interactions are driven by interspecies competition rather than predation.

This study observes how black-striped mice shift their activity times to avoid competition with a dominant species, reducing direct encounters and enabling safe resource access.

This study links circadian rhythm distinctness to academic performance using login data, finding moderate rhythmicity correlates with highest performance and varying effects by chronotype.