Elva J. H. Robinson

The paper examines how ride orientation and width in managed forests affect the distribution and dispersal of northern hairy wood ants, showing cardinal-oriented rides support higher nest density and faster dispersal.

The paper introduces the W-index, a metric to assess gender equity in STEM research, showing it increases with women's representation and career stage across multiple case studies.

The paper models ant foraging movements using a random walk with stochastic resetting and finds that the probability of returning to the nest decreases with more foraging trips.