Katrina DeWitt

The paper shows that temperature-induced evolutionary responses in microbial populations depend on both intraspecific and interspecific ecological interactions.

This study shows how genetic and environmental factors shape microbial thermal performance curves and their evolution under temperature changes.

The paper investigates how predation by ciliates affects prokaryotic community diversity, biomass, and function under varying temperature and nutrient conditions in peatlands.

This study shows that food-web context, not just temperature, determines prey evolutionary responses to warming through predator interactions and plasticity.