VeConVen network - Research network for vector-borne diseases surveillance & control in Venezuela & Andean region. Funded by @GCRF @uofGlasgow @PUCE_Ecuador
1) Last year, we received a great donation by @BSPparasitology, and once again we thank you for your support. However, in Venezuela supplies are limited, even more in COVID time, and our labs still need any kind of help to continue with our activities.
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Happy to share with you our new paper. Congratulations to our colleagues!!! 🥳🥳🥳 Find it just by clicking below.
https://t.co/GH90Odseg3
Also, you can find all our publications on VeConVen´s website.
https://t.co/4rknUWq9Qp
#entomology#Parasitology#Chagas#Venezuela
Me again #ICOPA2022 folks - also @KikeHdezCastro talking about the landscape genetics on triatomine bugs in Ecuador - collaboration with @CISeAL_PUCE 11 15 on Thursday PA13 - 01. See you there !
📢We are #Hiring! If you are interested in working on a research project studying #malaria parasite transmission in Africa, apply for this #laboratory#technician position at Lambaréné Medical Research Center (@CERMEL_Gabon) in Gabon.
Please share widely. Deadline 31 August 2022
Nitisinone: An unexpected way to kill mosquitoes 🦟. A fantastic work led by our member and colleague @AAcostaserrano (@LSTMvector). Please, enjoy and share:
https://t.co/ga1yadWZJO
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@AAcostaserrano's #Research team at the @LSTMnews is working to reduce mosquito populations using #Nitisinone!
Doing so is an essential part of controlling #Malaria and other diseases spread by blood-feeding insects and ticks.
@LSTMvector
https://t.co/6qfrXlQVEK
¿Quieres hacer parte de nuestro equipo de investigación?
¡¡Esta convocatoria te interesa!!
En #CIMBIUR estamos buscando un profesional en ciencias básicas o de la salud
Encuentra toda la información AQUÍ ⬇️si cumples con los requisitos envía tu hoja de vida ANTES DEL 15 JUL
En VeConVen queremos dar a conocer nuestro trabajo a cualquier persona interesada en las enfermedades transmitidas por vectores. Es por ello que estamos felices en decir que nuestra página web ahora puede ser consultada en español.
Visitanos en:
https://t.co/manJNAoRBi
Working on Monday is not easy, but we want to help you overcome it.
Do you know that you have free access to all our publications? Don't be shy and visit our website https://t.co/4rknUWq9Qp and get them all!!!
Happy Monday! 🥳
Last Monday, @mgrillet talked about Eco-Epidemiology of Vector-Borne Infection Diseases in #Venezuela in the 2021 Hemingway Award talk by @RSTMH. If you lost it, now it is available on:
https://t.co/NQ4l69Sy0w
On 13 June, Dr Maria Eugenia Grillet will present her talk on the subject of Eco-Epidemiology of Vector-Borne Infection Diseases in Venezuela: Unravelling mechanisms and processes of pathogen transmission in the Neotropics.
Register your place for free now.
Congratulations to our members @mgrillet and @Betopaniz for being elected as members of the Latin American Academy of Sciences (ACAL). All VeConVen are proud of you!!! 🥳🥳🥳
https://t.co/GJH06WX3Ee
Dramatic progress against malaria has faltered. Here's how to get it back on track – Professor Heather M Ferguson https://t.co/Kan51YItnq
Professor @drheatherferg draws attention to the setback of malaria elimination programs (Africa). “More funding for malaria control”
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📣PhD Opportunites for UK Candidates interested in environmental change and vector-borne diseases:
We are offering 2 PhD projects in the
@UofGMVLS
Doctoral Training Programme.
Deadline June 1st
To apply: https://t.co/QxLNr0UuLf
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Queremos felicitar al miembro de la red, Dr. Oscar Noya del @imt_ucv, por ser uno de los galardonados con el premio cientifico más importante de #Venezuela. Hablamos del Premio de @EmpresasPolar "Lorenzo Mendoza Fleury".
Felicitaciones Dr. Noya!!! 👏👏👏
Today, #WorldMalariaDay2022, we want to share our latest contribution led by @GabrielZorello and other colleagues from Brazil on the current situation and future projection of malaria in Brazil
https://t.co/VrcVPXeUFP
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Today is World Malaria Day. A disease that in 2020 took 627k lives.
A reminder of the need for vector control plans (mosquitoes of the Anopheles genus), as well as prevention and treatment of the disease, caused by microorganisms (Protozoa) from Plasmodium genus.
Ayúdanos a difundir nuestra Campaña #TraeTuChipo, Si captura a un Chipo (Triatomino) contáctanos a los números indicados según tu ubicación.
Más información: https://t.co/iKxdCEnkKe
@MUV_Lara @muvcarabobo@MUVaragua