Yevhen F. Suprunenko

This study uses intravital microscopy and fluorescent labeling to characterize the mechanics of mouthpart movements and salivation dynamics during blood feeding in Lutzomyia longipalpis, revealing a coordinated process involving tissue disruption, salivary secretion, and host vascular modulation.

This study identifies optimal crop clustering strategies to minimize pathogen invasion rates by analyzing dispersal kernels and agricultural landscapes.

The paper presents an analytical method to identify priority areas for refining spatial host data to improve epidemic prediction accuracy in cassava disease modeling.