Zika
Sandia’s QUASR enables speedy, accurate detection of West Nile and other viruses.
The Aedes aegypti mosquito will likely be increasingly abundant across much of the southern and eastern United States as the weather warm
New FSU research led by Professor of Biological Science Hengli Tang finds the Zika virus is directly targeting brain development cells and stunting their growth
Researchers will study the health effects of Zika on pregnant women and babies, the effectiveness of drones for vector control activities, and public understanding of the virus.
The next step, researchers said, is to understand how this technology might be useful in the wild.
The numbers of mosquitoes that do survive pesticide use are small
ACS' Reactions video series looks at how mosquitoes spread diseases, including Zika, and how you can help protect yourself
School of Medicine research lays groundwork for diagnostics, therapeutics, vaccine
Team also found genetic evidence that these mosquitoes have overwintered for at least the past four years
