Our #VectorSurv team at @ucdavis is seeking a post-doc interested in making public-health data more useful for decision-makers across the US. Experience with modeling and data analysis is a must, and we value diversity in all forms. https://t.co/bAPv7HpdBd
Interesting application of reverse chemical ecology by @wsleal2014 and other @PacVecCenter colleagues to understand the link between mosquitoes' odorant receptors and potential repellents or attractants
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Our VectorSurv team is looking for a post-doc to develop data and modeling tools for US vector control and public health agencies. Please pass along to anyone interested, thanks! https://t.co/za3leNUHlS
Interested in making data more useful for public-health decisions? Our VectorSurv team is hiring for 6 new positions, and we would love to hear from you. Please share with anyone else who may be interested! https://t.co/63ed6eegWt
Our VectorSurv team is looking for a post-doc to develop data and modeling tools for US vector control and public health agencies. Please pass along to anyone interested, thanks! https://t.co/za3leNUHlS
Very proud of @pcstiles who just filed her dissertation on improving entomological predictions of human West Nile virus disease risk! Congratulations, Dr. Stiles!
Hi everyone! Super excited about our seminar next week with Greg @EbelLaboratory sharing their latest research. Would be great to see you all again! All welcome - get in touch if you want adding to the email list. RTs really appreciated 😃
Join us for the second PacVec Fall Seminar next week on 10/12 at 12:00 - 1:00 PM PDT! Learn more about our speakers and register here: https://t.co/NVf0EQo8cc. The recording for the first seminar is now available: https://t.co/6DdVlq7zfL
Register for the first seminar of the VBD CoE seminars happening next week, Jan 28 from 11:30-1pm PDT! Join us to hear from Emily Pascoe, a postdoctoral researcher for PacVec at UC Davis. Register here: https://t.co/BgQGl807i9
Congrats to @MAPdonnelly on the publication of her dissertation research on heterogeneities in Aedes aegypti abundance in Los Angeles. I hope you are enjoying your new role as a @CDCgov EIS Officer! @PacVecCenter https://t.co/dj9Q40HtrY
The first round of grants has been awarded to help #UCDavis researchers initiate new #COVID19 projects, including antivirus cotton fabric, a handheld device to monitor inflammatory biomarkers, protein inhibitors, therapeutic antibodies, and more: https://t.co/kLUVCk3caU
Also great to see Distinguished Professor Susan Ustin from @ucdavis in this year's group of ESA Fellows! Thanks, Susan, for your support and mentorship for so many of us!
Great new paper on ways our built environment could be better designed to limit spread of pathogens causing respiratory diseases like #COVID19 Congrats @phylogenomics and @davidacoil
Thanks @KoreaCDC for continued leadership in the response to #COVID19. You are the gold standard for efforts to #FlattenTheCurve I hope this pandemic will yield new policies on early contact tracing and appropriate disclosure of movement histories during early stages of outbreaks
We’ve just released v.1.0 of our English translation of @KoreaCDC’s #COVID19 playbook, complete w/ appendices. This is the amazing work of volunteers working around the clock to share knowledge that can help us fight the pandemic together. 🌏 Pls share: https://t.co/MJPKRT6A8E
Thanks to @KQEDscience and Gabriela Quiros for their always-amazing work with us on this Aedes aegypti video. This was a team effort by many, with extra thanks to Sunny An, @oliviawinokur @AttardoGeoff@SYMVCD and @PacVecCenter