Oren Kolodny

This study examines how mechanical harvest in vineyards affects reptile biodiversity, finding that chameleons are attracted to grapes but killed before reproducing, highlighting ecological traps in agricultural landscapes.

This paper develops a theoretical framework to explore how microbial interactions influence biological invasions, identifying pathways through which microbes can facilitate or hinder invasion dynamics.

This study combines resource competition models with evolutionary graph theory to show that ecological competition can reverse the role of amplifier and suppressor networks for deleterious mutants.

The study shows that colony-level dynamics, not individual-level changes, drive fur microbiome variation in Egyptian fruit bats, suggesting the colony as a biological unit for studying host-microbiome interactions.