Émilie Chancerel

The paper examines phenotypic divergence in Arctic charr populations under contrasting environments, finding rapid changes in morphology, growth, and metabolism driven by plasticity and selection.

The paper combines historical and contemporary gene dispersal data to reveal contrasting population dynamics in Dicorynia guianensis across French Guiana.

The paper identifies low-frequency somatic mutations in two tropical tree species and shows they can be heritable despite not following expected branching patterns or UV exposure effects.

The paper presents a streamlined SSRseq workflow for microsatellite genotyping across diverse species, showing that de novo primer design improves reliability and multiplexing compared to using existing assays.