Research Articles
The Hidden World of Aphids: Research Status and Trends in Aphidology
Explore the fascinating world of aphids, their biology, plant interactions, and the latest research trends in aphidology for sustainable agricultural management.
Space-Adjusting Technologies: How Digital Innovations Are Reshaping Our Relationship With Place
Exploring how space-adjusting technologies transform human-environment relationships through socio-technical-ecological systems framework
Restoring the Inner Garden: How Ecological Principles Are Revolutionizing IBD Treatment
Discover how restoration ecology principles are transforming inflammatory bowel disease treatment by viewing the gut as a complex ecosystem needing restoration.
The Science Behind Successful Virgin Queen Honey Bee Storage
Discover how cage types, nutrition, and attendant workers impact survival rates of virgin honey bee queens in this comprehensive research analysis.
Beyond the Aftermath: Building a Science of Repeating Disasters
Exploring the science behind why some communities experience repeated disasters and how research is helping break this cycle.
How Farmers See Climate Change and Why Their Voices Matter
Exploring how farmers perceive climate change, their innovative adaptation strategies, and why their voices are critical in global climate action.
The World in a Bottle: Unlocking Earth's Secrets in the Biosphere 2 Hillslope Lab
How a sealed glass world in the Arizona desert is revolutionizing our understanding of how water, rock, and life shape the planet beneath our feet.
The Secret Economy of Egrets: Uncovering the Robbing Behavior in Nature's Foragers
Explore the fascinating kleptoparasitism behavior in egrets - how these elegant birds engage in complex robbing strategies during foraging.
Of What Is "Minimal Cognition" the Half-Baked Version? The Surprising Science of Thinking Without a Brain
Exploring the fascinating frontier of minimal cognition and how simple organisms exhibit thinking without brains.
The Selfish Superbug: How a Classic Economic Theory Explains Deadly Diseases
Discover how the 'Tragedy of the Commons' economic theory explains pathogen behavior and virulence evolution in host-pathogen systems.