L. Clement

Compensation to visual impairments and behavioral plasticity in navigating ants

This study shows that ants encode visual memories in a binocular, egocentric manner, and can compensate for visual impairment by re-learning routes with one eye, forming novel memories without erasing previous ones.

An interactive mass spectrometry atlas of histone posttranslational modifications in T-cell acute leukemia

The paper presents a comprehensive mass spectrometry-based atlas of histone posttranslational modifications in T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia cell lines, providing a reusable dataset for epidrug development.

An intrinsic oscillator underlies visual navigation in ants.

This study shows that ants use an intrinsic oscillator for visual navigation, balancing exploration and exploitation through lateral oscillations and learned visual cues.

A lateralised design for the interaction of visual memories and heading representations in navigating ants

This study combines behavioural experiments and computational modelling to show how ants use lateralised brain regions to integrate visual memories and heading representations for navigation.

How do backward walking ants (Cataglyphis velox) cope with navigational uncertainty?

This study shows that backward walking ants use visual memories and other cues to navigate, despite uncertainty in their direction.

The Academic Career Readiness Assessment: Clarifying training expectations for future life sciences faculty

The paper develops and validates the Academic Career Readiness Assessment (ACRA) rubric to improve equity in mentoring, transparency in hiring, and accountability in training for life sciences faculty.