IVCC: developing robust innovation in vector-control
IVCC was established in 2005 with a mission to deliver novel public health vector control insecticides, tools and solutions to end-users....
Ashwaq Alnazawi (Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine): dengue in Saudi Arabia
Ashwaq Alnazawi is a PhD student from Saudi Arabia, currently undertaking research within the Vector Biology Department at the Liverpool...
The MENTOR Initiative: championing an integrated response to dengue outbreaks worldwide
Dengue fever is the world’s fastest growing infectious disease. Figures from the WHO estimate that “3.9 billion people in 128 countries...
Dengue in Europe: a disease of the tropics on the move?
For European citizens, thinking about dengue fever as a threat to public health in Europe might seem irrelevant… Indeed, the World Health...
Chronic shortage of funding thwarts Kenya’s dengue control efforts
Until an outbreak at the Kenyan coast, dengue fever had been a disease that scientists did not lose sleep about. A 2011 outbreak in...
Dr. Chin-Hui Yang (Taiwan Centers for Disease Control): tackling dengue in Taiwan
Dr. Chin-Hui Yang is Director of the Division of Acute Infectious Diseases at the Taiwan Centers for Disease Control. After several...
Ailie Robinson (LSHTM): Influence of Plasmodium infection on human volatile odour
At the annual ISNTD Bites conference on vector-borne diseases and vector control, Ailie Robinson, from the London School of Hygiene & Tr
Pr. Gabriella Gibson (University of Greenwich): Vector behaviour & control and surveillance
At the annual ISNTD Bites conference on vector-borne diseases and vector control, Pr. Gabriella Gibson from the University of Greenwich spea
Dr. Mark Perkins (FIND Diagnostics) - FIND malaria test & malaria and Chagas LAMP projects
Dr. Mark Perkins (FIND Diagnostics) - FIND malaria test & malaria and Chagas LAMP projects
Dr. Edward Wright - VPU Pseudotyped viruses for emerging and zoonotic infections
Dr. Edward Wright - Viral Pseudotype Unit speaks at ISNTD Bites 2013 on Pseudotyped viruses for emerging and zoonotic infections and discuss
