Food Web Ecology & Evolution in a Changing World
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What we do
We study how traits, trait variation, spatial structure and eco-evolutionary dynamics influence predator-prey interactions, and through those, the structure and dynamics of food webs in a changing world. To do so, we combine mathematical models and computational tools with experimental approaches in microbial systems and data from public databases across taxa. As a general rule, our science occurs at the interface between a number of things: 1) spatial and temporal processes, 2) ecological and evolutionary dynamics, 3) individual, population and community-level processes, and, 4) theoretical, empirical and computational ecology. For more information, take a look at our papers. |
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