Bugproof Bugprof | Insecten & gezondheid | Muggenziften | @Muggenradar @OneHealthEnto | Muggen, wees blij dat olifanten niet steken | Procreate (I mean the app)
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Whooo, we have a winner! Congratulations @daviddoescience with the poster prize at the #esove2024 👏. The 3D printed coffee cups used for the LAMP method were a great addition to the poster. #xenosurveillance #onehealthentomology
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Another great poster at the #esove, @daviddoescience shows how LAMP assays can be used as a cost-effective xenosurveillance approach using reusable aluminium coffee cups! Have a look at S7-P09.
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We have arrived at ESOVE! Looking forward to a fun week full of vector biology. Members of our OHE team will be presenting and brought posters. We'll keep you updated and hope to see you in person 😁. #esove2024 #esove #onehealthentomology
Cool work Jason! Please also check our latest publication in which we included a similar finding more as a sidenote: ‘Interestingly, we also found a small number of infected Cx. pipiens males with virus-positive leg and saliva samples.’ parasitesandvectors.biomedce…
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Promotion time! 🦟💧🐦⬛
On 4 October 2024 @CharlotteLinth, one of our PhD’s, will defend her PhD thesis titled: ‘The role of native and invasive mosquito species in the spread of emerging arboviruses in the Netherlands’ at the @WUR.
Attend online via: wur.yuja.com/
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Breaking News!
Code UFB!!!
In a year of mind-blowing extremes, yet another new record high global sea surface temperature was set yesterday, at 21.17°C.
"So long, and thanks for all the fish!"
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PhD defense @Radboud_Uni of Alexis Rulisa about the economic links between rice irrigation and malaria in Rwanda. Great work from an interdisciplinary team.
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📢 @WHO's annual #malaria report spotlights the growing threat of #ClimateChange
who.int/news/item/30-11-2023… #WorldMalariaReport23
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The deadline for abstract submission has been extended to December 6! And there is also still time to register as an attendant - until December 10 at an early bird rate. Welcome to join!
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Dengue is spreading in Europe: how worried should we be? go.nature.com/3si6zVS
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Nice kick-off of the #OneHealth talks and drinks seminar series, co-organized by @PEandRC and the ERRAZE program of WUR. Next month (7 dec.): One Health & Citizen Science, with @HuyseTine, @BlomRody and @BBriggeman
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🕷️ First detection of #CrimeanCongo virus in #HyalommaMarginatum #ticks in #France 🇫🇷
#VectorControl #Arboviruses
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I really love our campus and its atmosphere @WUR, but some places are still a thorn in the side. Today, I even observed live mosquito larvae in the water of this ‘pond’ underneath our auditorium (Omnia). More greenness will promote natural enemies. @KarenKloth as witness ;).
Thanks for hosting us @ird_fr. And the number of active Ae. albopictus at this time of the year was truly amazing: within 2 min. around 10-15 females could be found circulating around our legs.
Last week @BugproofBugprof and @Anopheline ‘trained’ to Montpellier for a workshop on ‘The greening of cities and the effects on vectors’ organized by @ird_fr. Aedes albopictus still very active in the (beautiful) botanical gardens and nearby city center.
There are 1,000,001 mosquitoes. A giant one on the wall in the back. Still, quite impressive numbers
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#Dengue 🦟| Bangladesch kampt met de grootste uitbraak van Dengue in de geschiedenis. Komt dit door klimaatverandering? Dat is een "grote vraag" vertelt Sander Koenraadt (@BugproofBugprof) bij @volkskrant! 👇 volkskrant.nl/buitenland/den…
Teaching @WUR in September means tick hunting for the Basics of Infectious Diseases course. Nice start and tour @wildvanavolare wildlife rescue center (many ticks from hedgehogs!) and today monitoring verges of forest tracks for questing ticks.
