Read more about the Dimopoulos Group here. Jenny Carlson joined the group as a PD in October after graduating from UC Davis where she studied Culicine mosquito vector competence for bird malaria. Ja joined the group in September as a visiting fellow from Chiangmai University. She is working on a collaborative project that focuses on the mosquito microbiota, and how it can influence vector competence.

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