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Dr
Matthew
Edgington

Postdoctoral Research Scientist
The Pirbright Institute
Area of expertise: Mosquitoes
E-mail: matt.edgington [at] pirbright.ac.uk

Mathematical modelling of gene drive systems for the control of mosquito populations and mosquito-borne pathogens.

Early career researcher

Dr
Dima
El Safadi

Associate Professor
Lebanese University
Area of expertise: Sandflies
E-mail: dima.elsafadi [at] hotmail.com

Parasitic infections including Cutaneous Leishmaniasis and Sand flies 

Early career researcher

Dr
Marion
England

Research Scientist
The Pirbright Institute
Area of expertise: Biting midges
E-mail: marion.england [at] pirbright.ac.uk
Early career researcher

Dr
Kamil
Erguler

Associate Research Scientist
The Cyprus Institute
Area of expertise: Sandflies
E-mail: k.erguler [at] cyi.ac.cy

Climate impact assessment on the global burden of vector-borne diseases. Mathematical modelling of population dynamics and disease epidemiology for various vectors and pathogens.

Established researcher

Dr
Ozge
Erisoz Kasap

Associate Professor
Hacettepe University
Area of expertise: Sandflies
E-mail: ozgeerisoz [at] yahoo.com
Established researcher

Dr
Dinesh
Erram

Postdoctoral Associate
Florida Medical Entomology Laboratory, UF/IFAS
Area of expertise: Biting midges, Sandflies
E-mail: derram [at] ufl.edu

Biology, ecology, surveillance, and management of arthropods of medical and veterinary importance.

Early career researcher

Mr
Denis
Escobar

Research assistant
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras
Area of expertise: Mosquitoes, Sandflies
E-mail: denis.escobar [at] unah.edu.hn

My main areas of interest are related to the study of biological aspects of mosquitoes (mainly Anopheles albimanus and Aedes aegypti) to improve the impact of vector control tools, studying aspects of insecticide susceptibility, bionomics and biological diversity with molecular approaches. Also, I´m very interested in evaluating behavioural changes and see the potential genetic influence on behaviour and mosquitoes adaptation.

Early career researcher

Mr
Carlos
Estevez-Castro

PhD Student
UFMG
Area of expertise: Mosquitoes
E-mail: carlosestevez45 [at] gmail.com
Early career researcher

JR
Ewing

Research Associate
Kansas State University
Area of expertise: Biting midges
E-mail: jrewing [at] ksu.edu
Early career researcher