William Driscoll
Assistant Professor of Biology
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Olmsted Building
Middletown, PA 17057 - wwd17@psu.edu
- 717-948-6308
Publication Tags
Allelopathy Altruism Population Toxicity Cell Death Life Cycle Sociobiology Apoptosis Algal Bloom Hawks Pseudomonas Bacteria Cells Chlorophyta Microorganisms Yeast Performance Columbidae Prymnesium Punishment Biological Control Microalga Organisms Ecosystems Prymnesium ParvumMost Recent Publications
Programmed cell death can increase the efficacy of microbial bet-hedging
Eric Libby, William W. Driscoll, William C. Ratcliff, 2018, Scientific Reports
Erratum: Publisher Correction: Programmed cell death can increase the efficacy of microbial bet hedging (Scientific reports (2018) 8 1 (1120))
Eric Libby, William W. Driscoll, William C. Ratcliff, 2018, Scientific Reports on p. 6433
Cooperation and competition shape ecological resistance during periodic spatial disturbance of engineered bacteria
Cortney E. Wilson, Allison J. Lopatkin, Travis J.A. Craddock, William W. Driscoll, Omar Tonsi Eldakar, Jose V. Lopez, Robert P. Smith, 2017, Scientific Reports on p. 440
Synergistic cooperation promotes multicellular performance and unicellular free-rider persistence
William W. Driscoll, Michael Travisano, 2017, Nature Communications
Eco-evolutionary feedbacks between private and public goods: Evidence from toxic algal blooms
William W. Driscoll, Jeremiah D. Hackett, Régis Ferrière, 2016, Ecology Letters on p. 81-97
Microbes are not bound by sociobiology: Response to Kümmerli and Ross-Gillespie (2013)
Paul B. Rainey, Nicolas Desprat, William W. Driscoll, Xue Xian Zhang, 2014, Evolution; international journal of organic evolution on p. 3344-3355
Cellular differentiation and individuality in the 'minor' multicellular taxa
Matthew D. Herron, Armin Rashidi, Deborah E. Shelton, William W. Driscoll, 2013, Biological Reviews on p. 844-861
When hawks give rise to doves: The evolution and transition of enforcement strategies
Omar Tonsi Eldakar, Andrew C. Gallup, William Wallace Driscoll, 2013, Evolution; international journal of organic evolution on p. 1549-1560
Allelopathy as an emergent, exploitable public good in the bloom-forming microalga prymnesium parvum
William W. Driscoll, Noelle J. Espinosa, Omar T. Eldakar, Jeremiah D. Hackett, 2013, Evolution; international journal of organic evolution on p. 1582-1590
Spontaneous gac mutants of Pseudomonas biological control strains: Cheaters or mutualists?
William W. Driscoll, John W. Pepper, Leland S. Pierson, Elizabeth A. Pierson, 2011, Applied and Environmental Microbiology on p. 7227-7235
Most-Cited Papers
Cellular differentiation and individuality in the 'minor' multicellular taxa
Matthew D. Herron, Armin Rashidi, Deborah E. Shelton, William W. Driscoll, 2013, Biological Reviews on p. 844-861
Allelopathy as an emergent, exploitable public good in the bloom-forming microalga prymnesium parvum
William W. Driscoll, Noelle J. Espinosa, Omar T. Eldakar, Jeremiah D. Hackett, 2013, Evolution; international journal of organic evolution on p. 1582-1590
Eco-evolutionary feedbacks between private and public goods: Evidence from toxic algal blooms
William W. Driscoll, Jeremiah D. Hackett, Régis Ferrière, 2016, Ecology Letters on p. 81-97
Microbes are not bound by sociobiology: Response to Kümmerli and Ross-Gillespie (2013)
Paul B. Rainey, Nicolas Desprat, William W. Driscoll, Xue Xian Zhang, 2014, Evolution; international journal of organic evolution on p. 3344-3355
Synergistic cooperation promotes multicellular performance and unicellular free-rider persistence
William W. Driscoll, Michael Travisano, 2017, Nature Communications
Cooperation and competition shape ecological resistance during periodic spatial disturbance of engineered bacteria
Cortney E. Wilson, Allison J. Lopatkin, Travis J.A. Craddock, William W. Driscoll, Omar Tonsi Eldakar, Jose V. Lopez, Robert P. Smith, 2017, Scientific Reports on p. 440
When hawks give rise to doves: The evolution and transition of enforcement strategies
Omar Tonsi Eldakar, Andrew C. Gallup, William Wallace Driscoll, 2013, Evolution; international journal of organic evolution on p. 1549-1560
Programmed cell death can increase the efficacy of microbial bet-hedging
Eric Libby, William W. Driscoll, William C. Ratcliff, 2018, Scientific Reports
Erratum: Publisher Correction: Programmed cell death can increase the efficacy of microbial bet hedging (Scientific reports (2018) 8 1 (1120))
Eric Libby, William W. Driscoll, William C. Ratcliff, 2018, Scientific Reports on p. 6433