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The Global Vector Hub

The Global Vector Hub

Higher Education

The global open-access community for vector control information and research

About us

The Global Vector Hub is an open access, interactive resource. It has the capacity to transform vector research and vector control programmes, and to revolutionise our preparedness and ability to respond quickly and effectively to vector-borne disease outbreaks around the world.

Industry
Higher Education
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
London
Type
Nonprofit
Specialties
Vector control, Capacity building, Networking, and Knowledge exchange

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  • In view of the urgent humanitarian health crisis in #Ukraine, our The Global Vector Hub team together with Arctech Innovation have created a situation report on #vectorborne disease risks in Ukraine and surrounding countries. Key points: There is a risk of nuisance biting by #ticks and #mosquitoes in the coming months; There is a moderate risk of #Lyme borreliosis (LB) and tick-borne encephalitis (TBE); There is a very small risk of West Nile virus (WNV); There is a negligible risk of other vector-borne diseases (VBDs), such as malaria or Crimean-Congo Haemorrhagic Fever (CCHF). Overall, the risk of VBDs is considered low; specific risk profiles depend on environmental conditions and living conditions of affected people. Avoid insect and tick bites. Specific guidance on preventative measures against tick and insect bites is given in the report. Access report here on The Global Vector Hub platform: https://lnkd.in/esuY_tZN #ukraineconflict #publichealth #epidemicpreparedness #vectorcontrol

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    View profile for Zoë Mullan

    Editor-in-Chief of The Lancet Global Health and I&D Lead for The Lancet Group

    ✨ Exciting new Lancet role ✨ Later in 2025, @The Lancet Group will launch an open-access journal dedicated to the unique health challenges on the African continent: The Lancet Regional Health—Africa. To lead this important endeavour, we are searching for an Editor-in-Chief—someone with a good understanding of ✅ The challenges facing health care across Africa ✅ The dependencies and nuances within and between countries ✅ A well-established network of colleagues established during their time working in medicine or medical research The Editor-in-Chief will ensure all content meets the rigorous standards of external peer review and that expected by our readers. This will be a full-time, in-house position, based in Cape Town, South Africa. Think you or someone you know is the ideal candidate? Find out more and apply here 👉 bit.ly/3Xp919w

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    View profile for Antoine Mignotte

    Entomologiste médical et biologiste, PhD | Surveillance et contrôle des vecteurs | Chargé de recherche chez ALTOPICTUS

    🔍 ALTOPICTUS recrute au sein de son équipe R&D un(e) Technicien(ne) de Recherche en Entomologie Médicale à Pérols (34). 📍🦟 L’équipe R&D Altopictus mène des travaux de recherche visant à améliorer les outils et les pratiques de surveillance entomo-épidémiologique et de lutte antivectorielle. Le(la) Technicien(ne) de recherche travaillera au sein d’une équipe scientifique expérimentée comprenant 3 docteurs en entomologie, à l’interface entre l’équipe opérationnelle et le pôle R&D, il/elle contribuera à divers projets de recherche sur la surveillance et la lutte antivectorielle innovante. ▪ Type de Contrat : CDD de 8 mois. ▪ Début du Contrat : Avril 2025 🌟 Qualifications Requises : Formation en sciences (Bac +2/3) dans les domaines de l'entomologie, la biologie, l'écologie, l’environnement ou la santé publique. 📝 Candidature : Envoyez votre CV accompagné d'une lettre de motivation à [amignotte@altopictus.fr] et [glacour@altopictus.fr].

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    View profile for Hinko Hofstra

    Supporting the health industry to get innovative interventions to patients faster

    History is repeating itself. La Reunion is experiencing the start of a serious chikungunya outbreak 🦟, which resembles the previous devastating one in 2005-2006.   ⚠️ The U.S. CDC has even published a Level 2 - Practice Enhanced Precautions, Travel Health Advisory on February 20, advising travellers to get vaccinated against the disease.   🧑💻 We are currently working on a La Reunion outbreak model showing the impact of vaccination. Not as a travel vaccine, but as an emergency response vaccination for the local population. In multiple scenarios (varying outbreak identification times, vaccination rollout speeds, coverage rates, and targeted vaccinations) the number of cases averted is significant.   In our day-to-day work in health economics, it is easy to get wrapped up in data and models. Outbreaks like this bring it all back to the real world 🌍 and are a strong reminder that our work isn't just theoretical but is shaping how we can respond to public health threats.   How do you see emergency vaccination fitting into outbreak response strategies?    #PublicHealth #Vaccination #OutbreakResponse #Chikungunya

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    The European Commission has authorised a vaccine against chikungunya. Learn more about this important step in keeping Europe safe. #MosquitoBorne #InfectiousDiseases #Prevention #UnitedInProtection

    View profile for Sandra Gallina

    Director General for Health and Food Safety

    Today, we authorised a vaccine for adolescents and adults to protect against the Chikungunya virus, building on the 2024 authorisation of the vaccine for adults.   Infected mosquitoes are bringing dangerous new potential public health challenges to the EU, and we remain committed to protecting our citizens through vaccination. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e2mYPMni #OneHealth

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    🚨 First Cluster of #ZikaVirus Cases Identified in Bangladesh icddr,b scientists have identified five cases of Zika virus in Dhaka, marking the first cluster in the region. The study, conducted on samples screened in 2023, used whole genome sequencing and comparative analysis to reveal that the Bangladeshi strains belong to the Asian lineage, which is associated with severe outcomes like microcephaly and other neurological disorders 🧠.👉Read more: https://lnkd.in/ghnzvG_B

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    View profile for Graham Small

    Senior Technical Manager at IVCC (Innovative Vector Control Consortium)

    The 20th Vector Control Working Group (VCWG) meeting starts tomorrow! To promote inclusivity and acknowledge the current challenges in global health funding, VCWG is pleased to offer free registration for participants joining online. Please use the link below to register. https://lnkd.in/g2JHaU9B

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    🖥️ The second Women in Malaria conference takes place this month, highlighting the outstanding contributions of women scientists in #malaria research. 🔬🦟 The virtual conference will showcase work from researchers at all stages of their scientific careers and from across geographic regions. You can register here for live access to plenary talks, scientific sessions, symposia and a poster session, as well as access to recordings after the event 👉 https://lnkd.in/daAybPkG

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    Happy new year! Hope you all had a restful holiday 😄 We are now on Linkedin! 📢 This is a reminder that the registration for the 2nd Women in Malaria online Conference is now open! The goal of the conference is to highlight the outstanding contributions of female scientists and leaders in the field, ensure equal participation opportunities for women in malaria (WiM) from early career stages, and promote inclusivity by balancing participation from scientists across various countries. The program is still being finalised but is expected to run from ~10 AM to 5 PM GMT, 19-20 March, 2025. Whilst presentations will only be given by women and non-binary researchers, attendance is open to everyone! Conference registration will include live access to the plenary talks, scientific sessions, symposium and the poster session, as well as access to conference recordings after the event.  Early bird registration is 50 USD (closes February 14, 11.59 PM UTC, 2025) Late registration is 60 USD (closes March 7, 11.59 PM UTC, 2025) There is some support for the free attendance for those from LMICs (see application below). Please also consider supporting the attendance of those from LMICs – there is an opportunity to buy fee waivers during the registration process. Save the dates: Call for Abstract & Symposia submissions CLOSED Early bird registration OPEN (closes 14. February, 11.59 PM UTC, 2025) Regular registration  Closes 7. March, 11.59 PM UTC, 2025) Conference March 19-20, 2025 We look forward to welcoming you to the 2nd Women in Malaria online Conference and to an inspiring event full of collaboration, innovation, and impact! Stay tuned for more information! And please share this information with your colleagues or networks for whom this may be relevant. Conference website (register and apply for fee waivers here) https://lnkd.in/daAybPkG -The 2nd Women in Malaria Conference organizing committee  (Silvie, Damaris, Megan, Nsa, Brook and Thorey)

    • The 2nd Women in Malaria Online Conference flyer, advertising that conference registration is now open.

Early bird is 50 USD (closing 14. Feb, 2025)
Late registration is 60 USD (closing 7. March, 2025)

Fee waivers are also available for LMICs and you can also buy fee waivers for others.

Conference partners: The University of Edinburgh and Arizona State University

Conference sponsors: Open Philanthropy, New England Biolabs, eLIFE and Springer Nature.

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