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VectorByte @vectorbyte.bsky.social The VectorByte initiative is establishing a global open access data platform to study disease vectors. This project serves as a hub for biological trait (VecTraits) and abundance data (VecDyn) for human and non-human disease vectors, plus training!
Imperial Life Sciences @imperiallifesci.bsky.social We are Imperial College London's world-leading Life Sciences department. Where scientific imagination reveals our world, from molecules to ecosystems, and shapes its future.
Study with us / join our community: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/life-sciences
Megan Worsley @sparrowweaver.bsky.social PhD student in behavioural ecology @ U of St Andrews :-) 🪹🦜
Vector-Borne Diseases in the UK @ukvbd.bsky.social Contact us: livvec@liverpool.ac.uk
Francis Windram @franwin.co.uk Postdoc, Computational ecologist interested in spiderwebs, biological traits, imaging, vector-borne disease and good solid R code.
www.franwin.co.uk for more details.
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Dr Steven White @drstevenmwhite.bsky.social Vector-borne disease modelling in humans, animals and plants at UKCEH (https://bsky.app/profile/ukceh.bsky.social). Currently working on mosquitoes 🦟, ticks 🕷️ and Xylella fastidiosa 🦠.
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