Our PhD student Julian Heidecke attended the 23rd European Society for Vector Ecology Conference ESOVE 2024 held in Montpellier from 14-17 October 2024.
He presented his research on West Nile virus thermal biology introducing a new statistical framework to estimate the temperature sensitivity of mosquito-pathogen traits and WNV transmission suitability.
Here you’ll find a selection of our most recent work — stay tuned for updates!
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