The future of mosquito-borne disease control in Europe
Mosquito-borne diseases have become one of the most significant health challenges facing Europe.
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Rubén Bueno-Mari
Entomólogo / Director Técnico e I+D+i de Laboratorios Lokímica
Remote monitoring of mosquito populations through sensorized traps
Summary: The recent implementation of remote vector surveillance systems based on artificial intelligence represents a major turning point in current comprehensive mosquito management plans.
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Will it be possible to get ahead of the sandflies that vector leishmaniasis?
Leishmaniasis is a disease already endemic in nearly 100 countries located in areas with tropical or subtropical climates, both in Africa, Europe and Asia, as well as more recently in America.
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Management and control of the black fly, a priority for Europe
Until just 20 years ago, simulids or black flies were almost exclusively limited in their distribution to certain river ecosystems, many of them usually characterized by high water quality, a fact that caused these...
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The fight against disease vectors, a priority for Europe
Vector-transmitted diseases such as dengue or chikungunya were, until a few years ago, tropical arboviruses that few people thought could have a severe impact in Europe.
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