Raphaëlle Métras

This study models environmental drivers of Ixodes ricinus tick population dynamics using climate data and field surveys, finding temperature thresholds for life cycle stages and climate change impacts on tick abundance.

This study shows that less frequent disease surveillance leads to greater uncertainty in understanding and controlling Rift Valley fever outbreaks.

The paper evaluates vaccination strategies for Rift Valley fever in the Comoros archipelago, finding that optimal allocation improves effectiveness but creates inequity, while animal tagging enhances outcomes across all rates.

The paper assesses serological prevalence of Borrelia and TBEV in roe deer across Northern France, identifying spatial clusters for Borrelia but not TBEV.