MasterClass by IHI: Aedes & Stephensi
Fredros Okumu from the Ifakara Health Institute (IHI) and Sheila Ogoma from the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) are hosting a Master Class on Aedes & Stephensi.
Date: Wednesday, April 21, 2021
Time: 2:00 pm East African Time
Speakers:
- Profs. Peter Ryan (World Mosquito Program – WMP, Australia)
- Basile Kamgang (Centre for Research in Infectious Diseases – CRID, Cameroon)
- Fitsum G. Tadesse (Radboud University, Netherlands and Armauer Hansen Research Institute – AHRI, Ethiopia)
Additional Experts:
- Dr. Jeremie Gilles (World Mosquito Program – WMP, Australia)
- Dr. Ayman Elamin (World Health Organization – WHO, Switzerland)
- Dr. Sarah Zhordy (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – CDC, USA)
Topics:
- The World Mosquito Program – Progress updates and future prospects
- Ecology and spread of Aedes mosquitoes in Africa
- Risk of Aedes borne diseases in Africa
- Opportunities for improved control of Aedes mosquitoes in Africa
- Biology and effectiveness of Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes for disease control
- Ecology and malaria transmission potential of Anopheles stephensi
- The inversion and potential spread of An. stephensi in Africa
- Integrating the management of An. stephensi in malaria prevention activities
- Opportunities for improved surveillance and control of An. stephensi?
- Building essential careers & leadership vector control in endemic countries
If you’d like to attend, please register in advance at this link.
