Looking at the potential impact of invasive mosquitoes
A new study in Parasites and Vectors looks at the potential impact the invasive Aedes albopictus in southern Spain.
William Shadbolt
Will has been working in science publishing with Springer Nature since 2017. He is the Publisher for Parasites & Vectors other fully OA microbiology journals at BioMed Central.
Latest posts by William Shadbolt (see all)
- Looking at the potential impact of invasive mosquitoes - 8th March 2024
- A new potential way of tracking malaria incubation periods in mosquitos - 5th January 2024
- How AI can help you count your (mosquito) eggs before they hatch - 3rd November 2023
A new potential way of tracking malaria incubation periods in mosquitos
A new study by Oke et al. looks at a non-destructive way to measure Plasmodium parasites in mosquitoes over periods of time.
How AI can help you count your (mosquito) eggs before they hatch
A new tool for counting mosquito eggs developed by Javed et al. shows the potential applications AI can have in parasitology research.
The Potential Impact of Climate Change on Infectious Disease
A new review in the journal Infectious Diseases of Poverty takes a look at papers examining the effect climate change will have on infectious diseases.
Malaria Prevention in Rural Cambodia
A new study in Malaria Journal examines the challenges of studying and preventing the disease in rural Cambodia and points to participatory approaches as… Read more »
Thelazia callipaeda found in raccoons in Japan
In a new study by Doi et al., the authors detected an eyeworm in invasive raccoons from the Kanto region of Japan.