C. N. Cook

This study compares the efficacy of Vi polysaccharide and conjugated Vi vaccines in protecting against Salmonella Typhi, finding that conjugated vaccines sustain immune responses better over time.

This study identifies a genetic pathway involving the AmTYR1 receptor that modulates latent inhibition in honey bees, suggesting a role in inhibitory processing and Hebbian plasticity in the CNS.

The paper investigates the prevalence of multilevel societies in cooperatively breeding birds, finding structured social hierarchies in superb fairy-wrens.

This study determines the structure of twisted tau filaments in progressive supranuclear palsy and compares them to tau folds in corticobasal degeneration, identifying molecular polymorphism as a factor in filament morphology.

The paper shows that individual learning differences in honey bees influence collective foraging behavior, with mixed phenotypes showing unexpected collective preferences.

This study shows that colonies with better-learning individuals are worse at selecting high-quality resources collectively in complex environments.