We are so excited to be a part of the first-ever class of Techstars San Diego powered by SDSU! 😍

Understanding Teen Vulnerability to Malaria📷📷 Did you know that teenagers are more susceptible to malaria? Here's why: Their immune systems are still developing, making them less able to fend off the disease. youtu.be/VD17eWyZhos?si…

Dark clothing, blood type, sweat, carbon dioxide, pregnancy, skin bacteria, and beer consumption are only a few factors that play a role in why some people become more attractive to mosquitoes than others. shorturl.at/bdlO4

Discover the ins and outs of Mosqitter's hardware licensing model in the recent blog by our founder and CEO, Anastasiia Romanova. Many have been curious about the pros and cons of this approach, so Anastasia decided to share her candid insights: link.medium.com/mudNdt62sDb

Fighting mosquitoes demands a holistic approach that goes beyond repellents as they'll target another person. In this era of tech innovation, we should opt for smart solutions rather than toxic chemicals. That's what we aim to achieve by mimicking a living being with our solution

In the recent The New York Times Daily episode "The Mosquitoes Are Winning", Stephanie Nolen , an expert in global health, sheds light on what caused mosquitoes to gain an upper hand in this battle. shorturl.at/oqtzE

Great piece by Stephanie Nolen at The New York Times that emphasizes the global health concern caused by mosquitoes and the increasing inefficacy of pesticides as a way to fight them shorturl.at/motF6

It has been a “Wow 💨 Month,” directly quoting our Founder and COO, Olga Diachuk. For the past month, Anastasiia Romanova and Olga Diachuk have been mentored and coached by top business and tech leaders at Techstars San Diego powered by SDSU.

We are excited to announce that our Founder & CEO, Anastasiia Romanova, will be participating in The Founders Fight Club Pitch Competition at Startup San Diego Week this Friday, October 27th!🚀Our team is excited to cheer for Anastasiia! shorturl.at/bexAR

Check out Stephanie Nolen insightful article on the concerning spread of dengue to new regions. Just last week, Pasadena, Calif., reported its first locally transmitted case. 40% of the global population resides in areas where they are at risk of dengue infection: shorturl.at/lEG03

Excited to see all the knowledge and experience our team will get after our leaders go through Techstars San Diego powered by SDSU!

Thank you, Speka Media, for sharing the news about our Brazilian licensee, Manarangoni, launching mass manufacturing and sales of Mosqitter Grand 3.0 in Brazil! speka.media/mosqitter-pnl3…

Thank you TechRound for including us in the 10 Ukrainian Startups to Watch in 2024! 🚀 techround.co.uk/news/10-ukrain…

Our CEO is a rockstar 🤩 Mosqitter CEO, Anastasiia Romanova, has been selected to be a 2025 Tory Burch Foundation Fellow 💫 The Tory Burch Foundation was founded to increase women’s economic power by supporting entrepreneurs. We couldn't be more excited for Anastasiia 🚀

The $26B pest control industry wants you to keep buying sprays that don’t solve the problem. Let’s talk about it.

#Dengue vs #Malaria: can you tell the difference? Dengue and malaria are two very different diseases caused by different pathogens and different mosquito species. Aedes mosquitoes transmit dengue and Anopheles mosquitoes transmit malaria 🌍 Read more in the factsheet:

🔴The WHO warns of the global spread of chikungunya - a mosquito-borne virus with no specific treatment, now showing transmission in Europe. 5.6B people across 119 countries are at risk. Read more here at Reuters : reuters.com/business/healt…

Do you know that mosquitoes can survive in insane places like the Arctic Circle, the Sahara Desert, the 80th floor of a skyscraper, or even the pool filter you never clean?

The deadliest animal in the world isn’t a shark, lion, or snake. It’s the mosquito. Responsible for over 1 million deaths every year through diseases like malaria, dengue, and Zika. #mosquito #didyouknow

#DidYouKnow Aedes and Anopheles mosquitoes cannot mate with each other as there is around 150 million years of evolution separating the two mosquitoes? Aedes mosquitoes transmit dengue and Anopheles mosquitoes transmit malaria. What’s the difference between #Malaria and #Dengue?