We are excited to have Dr. Claudia Wyer join us! Dr. Wyer recently graduated from Dr. Lauren Cator’s laboratory at Imperial College. She brings a wealth of expertise to our mosquito reproductive biology program!
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Congratulations Aine!
Aine’s latest paper in collaboration with the insecticide resistance WG members is entitled “Measuring insecticide resistance in a vacuum: exploring next steps to link resistance data with mosquito control efficacy” is published here.
Congratulations on your new publication Cierra!
Former NEVBD MS student Cierra Briggs has published her thesis research on WNV and blood feeding patters of mosquitoes in zoos. Entomology today just published an article about it here:
Even at the Zoo, Mosquitoes Favor Local Wild Birds for Meals
Six new publications from the Harrington Lab! Congratulations Joe, Nicole, Mervin, Kara and Tony!
Check them out in the “Publications” tab!
Congratulations!!
Congratulations to Dr. Kara Fikrig who celebrated upon her return from 5 months in Peru! Congratulations to Senior Honors Researcher and lab member Brady Dolan!!!
Paid summer internship opportunity!
Summer 2023 Internship Opportunity in Public Health Entomology: New York State Tick Blitz
Contribute to the third annual NYS Tick Blitz to determine the presence and distribution of multiple invasive tick species of public health importance. This internship opportunity is supported through the Harrington Lab in the Department of Entomology and the Northeast Regional Center for Excellence in Vector-Borne Diseases
Flyer_Tick Blitz Student Internship 2023_021323
Congratulations to Mervin Cuadera on his publication on tick knowledge and practices!
Congratulations to NEVBD MS program graduate Mervin Cuadera who recently published his work!
Cuadera MKQ, Mader EM, Greiner-Safi A and LC Harrington. 2023. Knowledge, attitudes, and practices influence tick bite prevention and control practices among residents of Long Island, New York. Ticks and Tick-borne Diseases, 102124. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877959X23000067
This survey validated measures of anxiety and prevention behaviors regarding TBDs. Highlights of the study include: respondents showed substantial misconceptions about Lyme disease infection and treatment; Long Island respondents had moderate knowledge regarding ticks; concern for tick-borne disease was positively associated with tick bite prevention practices; pet owners were more likely to practice tick prevention measures.
Congratulations to lab alum Erin Hassett on publication of her new manuscript!
NEVBD/Cornell Entomology Alumna Erin Hassett published her thesis work online in BMC Public Health Today!
Congratulations to NEVBD’s Class of 2022!! Way to go Tony, Nicole, Jamie and Joe!
one more publication from Kara Fikrig!
I forgot to add this one to the list. Congratulations Kara!
Fikrig K, Peck S, Deckerman P, Dang S, St Fleur K, Goldsmith H, Qu S, Rosenthal H and LC Harrington. 2021. The effects of host availability and fitness on Aedes albopictus blood feeding patterns in New York. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 106(1), 320-331.