NEWS
2022
11/01
The Campbell lab will be attending the 2022 Entomological Society of America's annual meeting in Vancouver. If you are interested in us and the work we have been doing recently, come and see our talks on Monday and Wednesday. We are also excited for this opportunity to meet and catch up with our colleagues and friends and can't wait to see you there!
Oral presentations by the Campbell Lab at Entsoc2022:
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Effects of season on vector mosquito species abundances: Implications for understanding temporal patterns in mosquito community data
Amy | Monday, November 14, 2022, 11:06 AM – 11:18 AM PT
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Investigating spatiotemporal distributions of West Nile virus in sentinel chicken coops during an active transmission season in Florida
Yasmin | Monday, November 14, 2022, 11:30 AM – 11:42 AM PT
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Investigating spatiotemporal population dynamics of West Nile virus mosquito vectors at a broad geographic scale
Lindsay | Wednesday, November 16, 2022, 3:06 PM – 3:18 PM PT
10/20
What a beautiful day! Yasmin is the first graduate student of the Campbell lab to successfully defend her master thesis research. After presenting an amazing seminar talk about her work on "Investigating environmental associations with West Nile virus spatiotemporal distributions in Florida" to her committee, colleagues, friends and family on "Investigating environmental associations with West Nile virus spatiotemporal distributions in Florida" she went on to ace her thesis defense. We are very impresed with all the work she did these past two years and are very of her and her accomplishments!
08/08
We are happy to announce that both our graduate students were awarded a scholarship from the University of Florida College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) for the 2022-2023 academic year. Amy received a William C. and Bertha M. Cornett Fellowship, while Yasmin was awarded a Doris and Earl Lowe and Verna Lowe Scholarship! Thank you to the generous donors and the representative for both scholarships, CALS Dean Dr. Turner.
08/01
Recently, we had to say goodbye to our lab technician Brad. We are sad to see him go, but very excited for his next step, joining ThermoFisher in Maryland! We will miss your cheerful smile around the lab, Brad!
06/21
The Campbell Lab co-hosted a symposium with the Martin Lab: Landscape Ecology of Medically Important Insect Vectors at Florida Entomological Society Annual Meeting!
05/02
Lindsay delivered an amazing presentation at the 4th Annual UFBI & IFAS Symposium: Collaboration in Biodiversity Research!
03/30
Yasmin's virtual presentation "Leveraging archived sentinel chicken surveillance records to investigate West Nile virus transmission in Florida" won first place in the 10-minute Virtual Paper Presentation at the Entomological Society of America’s Southeastern Branch 2022 Meeting! Congratulations!
03/24
Amy's oral presentation "Spatial predictions of mosquito communities across landscapes in Manatee County, Florida" won an award at the 3rd Annual John Beidler FMEL Graduate Student Research Symposium! Congratulations!
02/10
Find Amy's and Yasmin's posters at the UF EPI Research Day! This will be a virtual event, everyone is welcome - please follow this link for more info.
02/03
Mosquito control peeps? Find us at the 2022 Dodd Short Courses in Gainesville! You can find more details here!
01/13
Congratulations! Yasmin did an amazing job presenting and defending her Master's research proposal!
2021
12/15
Lindsay's proposal “Utilizing longitudinal mosquito control data to investigate landscape and climate change impacts on mosquito community distributions” receives Early Career Scientist Seed Funding award
11/23
11/02
The Mosquito BEACONS initiative has been selected for the 2022 Friends of IPM ‘Pulling Together’ Award
Yasmin's poster "Characterizing the spatiotemporal distribution of West Nile virus transmission in Florida using routine mosquito control and public health surveillance data" won second place in the Entomology 2021 in-person Graduate Poster Student Competition, section MUVE: Mosquito Biology, Management and Disease! Congratulations!
11/02
Yasmin's poster "Characterizing the spatiotemporal distribution of West Nile virus transmission in Florida using routine mosquito control and public health surveillance data" won second place in the Entomology 2021 in-person Graduate Poster Student Competition, section MUVE: Mosquito Biology, Management and Disease! Congratulations!
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