Eleanor Hay

The paper identifies microbiome resilience to climate stress using network analysis of amplicon sequencing data, showing that keystone microbes and baseline network properties predict community stability.

This study meta-analyzes 1,736 host-symbiont effect sizes to assess how microbial effects on host vital rates vary across life stages and taxa, finding consistent benefits across stages but varying magnitudes and symbiont types.

The paper investigates how species delimitation and spatial non-independence affect inferred speciation patterns in cichlid fishes, finding that accounting for these factors alters speciation dynamics and trait associations.

This study shows mutualistic fungal endophytes in grasses expand ecological niches but constrain diversification, revealing a decoupling between niche expansion and speciation rates.