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We are the Vector Biology & Disease Group @UofGlasgow studying vectors & their pathogens.
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https://www.gla.ac.uk/researchinstitutes/bahcm/research/sigs/vectorbiologydisease/ 20-11-2020 11:18:26
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Late post but I had a blast attending and giving a talk at the International Congress of Entomology 2024 Kyoto JP. So many amazing talks! and my first time in Japan was amazing! Kyoto was so beautiful! VectorsGlasgow UofG SBOHVM


Congratulations Victoria Githu! Victoria is a PhD student UofG SBOHVM and research scientist Ifakara Health Institute Heather Ferguson Paul Johnson

Poor Joel Odero, PhD - I had temporarily stopped subjecting PhD students to this pre-viva air guitar pep talk - but I couldn't resist today. Well - he ended up passing with no corrections. Coincidence? I think not... #FinalCountdown @vectorsglasgow

Repositioning Brusatol as a Transmission Blocker of Malaria Parasites Great work by Mimi Jane Ginny Howick UofG SBOHVM VectorsGlasgow with #XenobeResearchInstitute The University of Edinburgh pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Important new discovery by Joel Odero, PhD & team Found a mutation linked to DDT resistance in #malaria mosquitoes in Tanzania Why a mutation against a banned insecticide? Can it spread in Africa? Can it give resistance to insecticides used for vector control? Many open questions

New research, led by University of Glasgow and Ifakara Health Institute scientists has found that historical insecticide use may be linked to DDT resistance among some mosquitoes in Eastern and Southern Africa 🦟 Francesco Baldini UofG SBOHVM Molecular Ecology Read more➡️ gla.ac/3zGpbTk


.BBC Scotland A Scottish-led team of scientists has discovered the first cases of genetic mutation in malaria-spreading mosquitoes that give them resistance to DDT, a banned insecticide which continues to affect the environment media.pressdata.co.uk/viewbroadcast.… UofG SBOHVM Ifakara Health Institute


The MosquitoScotland team had a great week at #ESOVE2024 presenting results on #mosquitoes and #vector-borne disease risk. Below left Dr Georgia Kirby shares her results from #citizenscience, right Meshach Lee presents on his mosquito trap evaluation VectorsGlasgow UofG SBOHVM


MosquitoScotland team catch up at #ESOVE in Montpellier! L-R - Francesco Baldini Dr Steven White Emilie Pondeville & Jean-Philippe Parvy. Great meeting with lots of interesting talks & exchanges. Looking forward to @EMCAtweets conference next year. @vectorsglasgow MRC-Uni of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research @uk_ceh


.VectorsGlasgow has many talented PhD students like Shannara Eilean Smith Just a few weeks into her PhD and she's already putting important skills to work! 🦟🍪 UofG Sii UofG SBOHVM Katarzyna_Modrzynska

Great to see this discussion of the growing threat of #mosquito vector-borne diseases due to #climate change in House of Lords today. Risks are increasing internationally & in UK Lord Jonny Oates MosquitoScotland VectorsGlasgow




Excellent talk last week VectorsGlasgow meeting by Meshach Lee on the Effect of the Urban-Rural Gradient on Dipteran Vector-borne Disease Risk in Scotland Mesh is UofG JMS PhD PhD student based UofG SBOHVM working with MosquitoScotland Heather Ferguson Davide M Dominoni Francesco Baldini



Fantastic pre-viva talk by Issa Mshani today on his PhD work "Screening of Malaria Infections Using AI-Powered Infrared Spectroscopy" An impressive breadth and depth, spanning epidemiology to parasitology, physical chemistry to computing science. Ifakara Health Institute UofG SBOHVM


Meet Sophie Mwinyi, a Research Scientist at Ifakara Health Institute and a PhD student at the University of Glasgow Read about her journey in malaria genomics and her recent work contributing to the identification of a cryptic mosquito taxon on the coast of East Africa 🦟 malariagen.net/article/a-cryp…
