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RT @Jess_Stokes_: Ento friends - anyone have a copy of: Boorman, J., 1989. Culicoides (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) of the Arabian peninsula with notes on their medical and veterinary importance. Fauna of Saudi Arabia 10: 160–224. They can share? Any help much appreciated @the_gnatwork

Interested in emergence trapping Culicoides? Then head to our resources section where we have added a new emergence trapping protocol (along with many other free resources!): https://t.co/RvGXazMW1S https://t.co/UbWtrL4eAI

RT @EBouhsira: Currently in PhD in medical and veterinary Entomology? Still time to apply to the Young Scientist Award to participate to the Entomology Summer Course! #Entomology #OneHealth @NTDsnetwork_fr @the_gnatwork @_SOVE_ @blackinento @GlobalVectorHub https://t.co/4fG9gxR1qJ

RT @Jquintanalcala: I’m looking for 2-3 reviewers (preferably women and/or other underrepresented groups) to review two @FrontiersIn articles on malaria. Please retweet/DM me for more details. @womeninmalaria @WiParasitology @TheSTEMvillage @BSPparasitology

The first of ANTI-VeC's free webinar series is next week (Thursday 9th) - make sure to sign up! https://t.co/xaLkEYPd3K https://t.co/xNBtVquk0U

The 3rd International Caparica Conference on Leishmaniasis 24th – 26th October 2022 Caparica, Portugal Deadline for abstracts: 15th January 2022 https://t.co/K3TK1EkDT6

Abstracts of the 10th EMCA Conference: “New insights into mosquito and blackfly control” held October 3-7 2021 now online: https://t.co/xQqpkSJ568

Free webinar! Climate change bites Leading experts in animal, human & plant vector biology & vector-borne diseases discussing a One Health approach to understand, predict, prevent and respond to these threats "Could midge bites go from annoying to dangerous in future?" https://t.co/cim0aexK9t

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RT @framaha: Pleased to share our preliminary data from Cameroon showing Host Decoy Traps are very effective for collecting Simulium damnosum s.l. blackflies #oncho #BeatNTDs #NTDs @the_gnatwork @BBSRC @NRInstitute https://t.co/hLNJQe0E5b

RT @hanniepower: Omg this is EPIC!! You can find protocols for dissecting #blackfly salivary glands on @the_gnatwork (Best Name Award goes to...) at https://t.co/xIob4Eieij Beautiful layout of resources for #parasitology/#entomology! #ParasitesOnline21

@hanniepower Glad you like it We have loads of free protocols on our website (https://t.co/s1fAcq0vEu) as well as PhD dissertations. We are still expanding these so if there's anything anyone wants, or anything anyone wants to share, get in touch!