Daniel Oró

The paper investigates resting patch selection in cattle using GPS data and a model showing social copying drives spatial allocation.

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.

This study investigates how task specialization and flexibility influence behavioral profiles in ant colonies, finding that some tasks impose specialization while others do not, and that individual variation affects role adaptability.

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.