Wolbachia is ready for prime time!
Here, Krisztian Magori summarizes the most recent updates from the World Mosquito Program on the success of scaled deployment of Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes… Read more »
Krisztian is the Assistant Professor of Biostatistics at the Department of Biology at Eastern Washington University. He is a disease ecologist, interested in the complex relationships between hosts, vectors, pathogens, and their biotic and abiotic environment. You can also follow his writing on https://kmagori.weebly.com.
Latest posts by Krisztian Magori (see all)
- Scary Mosquitoes Creeping North with Climate Change - 11th October 2024
- Having fun, connecting with others and learning new things at the Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America in the City of Angels - 23rd August 2024
- My gratitude for and hope in the next generation of biologists - 28th June 2024
Where can we expect the longhorned tick to go (in the US)?
Krisztian Magori shares his preliminary analysis of the potential distribution of the longhorned tick in North America and the United States, based on… Read more »
The incredible value of mosquito surveillance and control programs
Commemorating National Mosquito Control Awareness Week, Krisztian Magori argues for the incredible value of mosquito surveillance and control, and the… Read more »
“Glocalized” teaching and learning to investigate global processes through local examples in disease ecology
In this post, Krisztian Magori discusses "glocalized" education as a potential way to help students better appreciate global concepts, such as the effects of… Read more »
NTDs, violent conflicts, and the role of military in global health
Krisztian Magori summarizes two recent papers by Peter Hotez and his coauthors on the potential link between violent conflict and NTDs, and discusses the… Read more »
Don’t Let the Grinch Steal Global Health
Krisztian Magori summarizes below the current state of global health funding, the challenges facing continued financing, and provides a few ideas about… Read more »
Black Death strikes back with a vengeance in Madagascar
While plague and Black Death reminds us of history, they are still present and thriving all across the world. Here, Krisztian Magori reviews the ongoing plague… Read more »
The unexpected health risks of climate change
Krisztian Magori highlights the underappreciated health risks of extreme events made more frequent and intense by unmitigated climate change.
The World’s Most Dangerous Animals are Picky Eaters
Remembering World Mosquito Day, Krisztian Magori reviews a recent paper on the micronutrient requirements of mosquitoes, with the perspective of trying to start… Read more »
The importance of teaching disease ecology to the medical professionals of the future
Krisztian Magori, disease ecologist and Assistant Professor of Biostatistics at Eastern Washington University, argues for the importance of exposing future… Read more »