Thomas S. Churcher

The paper shows that Microsporidia MB in wild Anopheles arabiensis mosquitoes reduces Plasmodium falciparum infection odds by up to 60% depending on symbiont intensity.

The paper models how adult mosquito emergence affects age distribution and surveillance metrics, showing emergence variability drives age structure heterogeneity.

This study uses near-infrared spectroscopy to distinguish between wild and lab-reared tsetse flies, achieving 86% accuracy and improving to 88% with irradiation of lab-reared flies.

The paper introduces a new metric for insecticide resistance in mosquitoes and quantifies exposure variability in bioassays across Africa.

This paper develops a functional data analysis method to improve the generalizability of near-infrared spectral data for mosquito population monitoring across geographic regions.