R. R. Dunn

This paper quantifies the human cost of global warming by estimating how many people will be outside the historical climate niche under different warming scenarios.

This paper uses biological stoichiometry and nutritional geometry to explain the evolution of nutritive taste modalities across animal species.

This study uses car nets and DNA metabarcoding to sample and analyze flying insect diversity across Denmark, detecting 15 out of 19 insect orders and 319 new species.

This study finds urban land cover negatively affects flying insect biomass, while farmland has a positive effect, with varying impacts across spatial scales in Denmark and Germany.

The paper assesses the impact of urban heat island effects on dengue transmission potential in the southern United States and finds no significant positive correlation between urban warming and dengue risk.

The paper uses citizen-science data to analyze human stool microbiomes, revealing new insights into microbial diversity, metabolome composition, and associations with diet and health.