Ian Michael Hastings

This study models how insecticide decay affects resistance evolution in monotherapies and mixtures, showing decayed insecticides can increase selection pressure and reduce the effectiveness of mixtures.

This study models the effectiveness of combining insecticide-treated nets and indoor residual spraying for managing insecticide resistance in malaria control.

This paper evaluates deliberate and accidental micro-mosaics of insecticide deployments for resistance management, finding they are not beneficial compared to rotations or mixtures.

This study evaluates the effectiveness of insecticide mixtures for resistance management using a mathematical model of polygenic resistance, finding that full-dose mixtures are most effective.

This paper introduces dynamic mathematical models for polygenic insecticide resistance, showing full-dose mixtures remain the best strategy while sequences and rotations are similarly effective.

The paper calculates the impact of Fisher's reproductive compensation on equilibrium frequencies of semi-dominant, non-lethal mutations under mutation/selection balance, showing significant increases in mutation frequencies.

The paper evaluates strategies for deploying insecticides to minimize resistance, finding that mixtures remain most effective when insecticides are fully effective.