Christian Guill

This study shows how evolution can trigger abrupt extinction events in ecological networks through self-organized dynamics, highlighting the role of interaction types in biodiversity loss.

This study shows that self-organised spatial heterogeneity in homogeneous habitats can maintain species coexistence through dispersal rate adjustments and plastic emigration responses.

This study shows that habitat isolation reduces the ability of self-organized pattern formation to increase local diversity in metacommunities by weakening eco-evo-spatial feedback loops.