Senka Čaušević

The paper develops genome-scale metabolic models for a synthetic soil microbial community to understand metabolic interactions and community function.

The paper develops a mathematical framework to predict microbial community assembly using monoculture growth kinetics and inferred species interactions, revealing biphasic community development driven by competition and cross-feeding.

The paper investigates how microbiota origin affects transplant outcomes in soil, finding that habitat filtering, not origin, determines success.

This study shows that bacterial inoculants in soil microbiomes are influenced by niche availability and competitive facilitation, with selective niches improving their proliferation.