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Our work highlighted in SOLS’ annual report

October 2, 2023

Our lab is well-represented in SOLS’ annual report (Va’Trelle Stokely on the front cover, Sarah Rydberg on the back cover & page 16, and Ndey “Our work highlighted in SOLS’ annual report”

Inside our cutting-edge insectary facility

August 17, 2023

Experts Dr. Silvie Huijben and Dr. Krijn Paaijmans have spent their careers researching mosquitoes, pathogens and disease control all over the globe. In 2018, they moved “Inside our cutting-edge insectary facility”

Malaria control can create ‘super-arthropods’

August 7, 2023

Graduate student Ndey Bassin Jobe, Assistant Professor Silvie Huijben and Assistant Professor Krijn Paaijmans of Arizona State University’s School of Life Sciences and Center for Evolution and Medicine recently published a personal view in The Lancet “Malaria control can create ‘super-arthropods’”

Our work in Mozambique in Science Magazine

September 8, 2022

There are many reasons why mosquito control alone may not be enough to end malaria. For example, bed nets work very well, but only if “Our work in Mozambique in Science Magazine”

Improving our understanding of malaria-prevention effectiveness

April 21, 2022

To effectively battle, control and eliminate malaria transmission, countries use strategies called vector control. This approach primarily involves the wide-scale implementation of two key complementary “Improving our understanding of malaria-prevention effectiveness”

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