Sergé Morand

This study identifies Leptospira species in dogs and rodents in Thailand, revealing new pathogen diversity and environmental associations.

The paper analyzes dog-owner microbiota in rural Thailand to assess microbial diversity, shared taxa, and zoonotic potential, finding dogs have higher pathogen diversity and shared bacteria with owners, suggesting their role in zoonotic surveillance.

This paper uses a sonotype classifier to study year-round bat activity in data-deficient regions, finding that activity peaks in evening/morning and increases during rainy seasons linked to reproduction.

The paper characterizes the diversity and evolution of the Msg gene superfamily across Pneumocystis species, revealing its functional roles in immune evasion and host adaptation.

The paper analyzes 100 years of disease records to show increasing global homogenization of human pathogens since the 1960s, with more connected and less modular disease occurrence networks.