Two fatal autochthonous cases of airport malaria, Belgium, 202 eurosurveillance.org/content/10.280…

During my PhD, I got alot of unhelpful advice Now I'm a PhD supervisor, I know 💯 what I needed to hear 4 things every PhD student should know 🧵 #phdchat thoughtsofaphd PhD_Genie The PhD Story Happy PhD Supervisor PhDiva Refocused

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We have an exciting, funded #PhD scholarship NRI to explore gender-based exposure to malaria vector mosquitoes, closes 31st Oct 2022. More info here: gre.ac.uk/research/study…

Encountered a fox on our nocturnal snow stroll; meanwhile our roses are looking better today than in July! #uksnow #snowuk #snow

Neat paper from @HardyMedEnto about how organic fertilisers in mosquito breeding sites affect traits including survival & development time - v. important for rice cultivation in particular

Check out our latest research from PhD student @HardyMedEnto showing how organic fertilisers commonly used in agriculture inhibit mosquito oviposition authors.elsevier.com/a/1hBUt,2Uvx6DB

We’re looking for a modeller/statistician to work on our Gates Foundation project looking at risk of exposure to onchocerciasis from infected black flies, based Lancaster University #ntd #postdoc NTD_Modelling LondonNTDResearch The END Fund ISNTD NRI hr-jobs.lancs.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r…

We are hiring a modeller for our Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation project based at Centre for Health Informatics & Statistics Lancaster University closes 5 Sept ASTMH Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene #positions #ECRjobs #academicjobs

Here to shout about v. meticulous research by Manuela Carnaghi (she/her)🇮🇹🇧🇴 & colleagues examining the effect of precise target properties on malaria mosquito landing behaviour, with a bonus model predicting mosquito target resolution distance for you to play with! cell.com/iscience/fullt…

🦟 On #WorldMalariaDay, we celebrate NRI PhD student Harrison Hardy's impactful research!🌍Presenting at Roll Back Malaria's meeting in Rwanda, he sheds light on the link between rice cultivation & malaria transmission.🦟🌍 #ResearchImpact #MalariaAwareness NRIPSociety

🌍🦟Celebrating #WorldMalariaDay with inspiring work from NRI's PhD student Rosalia Joseph!🌟Presenting at the Pan-African Malaria conference, Rosalia empowers African women in malaria control through effective communication & leadership training💼📢 NRIPSociety

Exciting news! Monique Shepherd-Gorringe, an NRI PhD student, has just had her 1st publication accepted! "Lethal and sublethal impacts of membrane-fed ivermectin are concentration-dependent in Anopheles coluzzii" Congratulations Monique! 🦟🌍 #WorldMalariaDay

Check out our research characterising the distribution, seasonality and ecology of Culex modestus in England: brill.com/view/journals/… Everyone put in lots of hard work, over many years, up and down the country, to get such comprehensive data on what could be a UK vector in future

Very happy to share Monique's great paper on lethal and sublethal effects of ivermectin in Anopheles coluzzii mosquitoes, which advances how we consider dosing in humans to achieve vector control aims parasitesandvectors.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

We further develop & use some of the new tools for Simulium surveillance & xenomonitoring to show an area of Nigeria that was thought to be free of onchocerciasis may in fact have active transmission; these tools need wider uptake doi.org/10.1186/s13071… NRI UNIOSUN

We're recruiting x2! If you're interested in any aspects of vector biology, behavioural ecology, pest/pollinator behaviour across medical, veterinary or agricultural areas, then come and join us! Ass. Prof: jobs.gre.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?r… Senior Research Fellow: jobs.gre.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?r…

Our new paper is out “Identifying mosquito plant hosts from ingested nectar secondary metabolites.” We determine species-specific phytophagy in mosquitoes by detecting taxon-specific secondary metabolites in nectar. nature.com/articles/s4159… @KewScience Amanda Cooper NRI

New paper by NRI scientists Phil Stevenson, Dr Frances Hawkes & colleagues describes innovative way to identify mosquito plant hosts from ingested nectar. It advances our understanding of vector-insect ecology – with key implications for tackling vector-borne diseases. Check it out ⤵️

Glad to share with you our last publication on Entomological surveillance of onchocerciasis in Burkina Faso: Progress... sciencedirect.com/science/articl… IRSS.DRO.BOBO LSTM Dabiré K. Roch ADJAMI Ako Aimé Gilles #onchocerciasis, #MolecularXenomonitoring, #elimination,#transmission,#Persistance