Alpha Seydou Yaro

This study evaluates three mosquito trapping methods in two Malian villages to determine the most effective for xenomonitoring lymphatic filariasis after mass drug administration cessation.

This study uses continuous mark-release recapture to estimate movement and survival of African malaria mosquitoes, finding that recapture rates and survival probabilities improve with longer study duration and larger areas.

The paper develops a predictive model for human specialist behavior in Aedes aegypti by integrating population genomics and ecological factors.

The paper identifies pathogens in high-altitude windborne mosquitoes, showing they are infectious and capable of spreading diseases over long distances.

This study investigates the invasion of Curtara insularis in Africa and North America, finding that high-altitude windborne dispersal plays a key role in its spread.