Launch of the African Consortium in Modeling for Effective Vector Control (ACoMVeC): Mathematical modeling to reduce malaria burden and influence policy control. The strength of this consortium include among others Capacity building, South-South cooperation and Gender balance

In Africa most mosquitoes normally follow the rains. Not rapidly invading An. stephensi. Great paper by Charlie Whittaker + colleagues highlighting important implications for surveillance and control CEASE malaria research project MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

The African Consortium in Modeling for Effective Vector Control (ACoMVeC) workshop has been launched at CRID-Cam. This will take place from Feb 13-21, 2023. Trainees include 16 #ACoMVeC PhD students representing 8 partner organizations in Africa including PAMCA, Africa

Building Better Homes to Fight Malaria ~ This study found that housing improvement is among the best understood and most preferred methods for malaria control in rural Tanzania. Community members invested significant efforts to improve their own homes malariajournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

So proud of Miriam Laufer from UMSOM Center for Vaccine Dev. & Global Health who is part of this outstanding cohort!

Are you a lady who hesitated to submit her abstract to present her work at the 2023 PAMCA Conference because of limited financial resources? Here is an opportunity for you: pamca.org/en/resources/n…

Here is a mobile app that my colleagues at Ifakara Health Institute & PAMCA, Africa have created for identification of Afro-tropical Anopheles mosquitoes. We named it Coetzees, in honor of the legendary African medical entomologist, Prof. Maureen Coetzee (now retired play.google.com/store/apps/det…

Malaria Research Program UMSOM Center for Vaccine Dev. & Global Health University of Maryland School of Medicine University of Maryland, Baltimore. In the running for.... World Vaccine Congress #WVCUSA

Important pieces of the #malaria transmission puzzle UMSOM Center for Vaccine Dev. & Global Health Kamuzu University of Health Sciences MSU. Fogarty at NIH and @NIAIDFunding funded work from our #malawi ICEMR

Our most recent article: Ensemble species distribution modeling of Culex tarsalis (Diptera: Culicidae) in the continental United States academic.oup.com/jme/advance-ar…

This looks like a great opportunity for anyone interested in genomic surveillance of malaria vectors!

🦟 Our resource compilation on Anopheles stephensi is published! We've brought together relevant materials like WHO guidance, surveillance platforms, webinar recordings, fact sheets, landscape reviews and more. ❗ An urgent threat that can't be ignored. ow.ly/Zm4r50Oi38s

PAMCA 2023 Conference Registration Open! - mailchi.mp/pamca.org/abst…

SANTANDER HAS HIT THE BUDS!! RT to enter for a chance to win an O’s VIP experience presented by Budweiser.

Proud of you Ben. Healthy housing is a sustainable, primary disease prevention tool that can be achieved quite cheaply

#postdoc opening. Join us at the malaria research program University of Maryland School of Medicine to help with our new projects on #malaria epidemiology and #climate health. Contact me ASAP if interested. Please RT and share widely!

Seeking a postdoc in the climate/health space. Collaborate with University of Maryland School of Medicine and CU Boulder 🦬 /CIRES. Funding up to 3 years.

The detection of Anopheles coluzzi in Kenya despite samples having been collected as early as 2006 is now published. malariajournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Small dams drive Anopheles abundance during the dry season in a high malaria burden area of Malawi. Paper in Medical & Veterinary Entomology underscore importance of targeted interventions near small dams to mitigate malaria transmission during the dry season doi.org/10.1111/mve.12… Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme