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Standing at the interface between evolutionary ecology and ecophysiology, my research mostly focuses on hormone-mediated phenotypic and developmental plasticity, and life-history variation. I use integrated approaches to tackle the questions I am interested, including experiments using captive and wild animals, statistical modelling to ...
2022. Articles 1–20. Academy of Finland Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Turku - Cited by 617 - maternal effects - maternal hormones - evolutionary ecology - eco-evolutionary physiology - developmental and phenotypic plasticity.
I am an evolutionary ecologist and physiologist and have mostly focused on transgenerational plasticity incuded by maternal hormones, particularly testosterone and more recently thyroid...
CV_Bin-Yan Hsu - Bin-Yan HSU. Ranua, 2019. Current position. 2023-present: Postdoctoral fellow. Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica, Taipei 115, Taiwan. Email address: binyanhsu@gmail.com. Previous academic positions. 2020 - 2023: Academy of Finland postdoctoral researcher,
Mouth breathing was associated with a higher degree and higher prevalence of lateral pharyngeal wall collapse and tongue base collapse during DISE. Conclusions: Mouth breathing was significantly associated with worse oxygen desaturation and increased degree of upper airway collapse.
- Yen-Bin Hsu, Yen-Bin Hsu, Ming-Ying Lan, Ming-Ying Lan, Yun-Chen Huang, Ming-Chang Kao, Ming-Chin La...
- 2021
Thyroid hormones and life histories. Thyroid hormones (THs) play crucial roles on embryonic development, growth, metabolism, and life-stage transition. This Academy of Finland (2020-2023) funded project aims to study the potentially complex relationships between THs and the diverse life histories across vertebrates.
I am an evolutionary ecologist and physiologist with research interests encompassing phenotypic and developmental plasticity as well as life-history variation. Starting from my PhD, my research has mostly focused on transgenerational plasticity induced by maternal hormones, particularly testosterone and more recently thyroid hormones.
