Daniele Da Re

This study shows that Aedes albopictus adapts to thermal selection through changes in fitness, metabolism, and gene expression, with some traits persisting even after selection is relaxed.

This study examines how climate-driven thermal changes affect an invasive temperate mosquito's vector competence for dengue and chikungunya viruses, revealing stage- and pathogen-specific thermal responses.

Boosted regression trees predict, one year ahead, where human tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) cases are likely in Europe (AUC 0.85 regional, 0.82 municipal), with probability rising in central-western Europe.

This study assesses the risk of human exposure to dengue, chikungunya, and Zika viruses in Europe using ecological niche modeling, showing increased risk due to climate change.

This study adapts a machine learning method to improve cattle distribution mapping at a finer spatial resolution for small territories like Guadeloupe.