Phillip Kaufman
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Phillip Kaufman is a Professor and Head at Texas A&M University, specializing in vector-borne pathogens and resistance mechanisms in various arthropod populations. His recent research includes studies on the effects of chemical exposures on mosquito fecundity, as well as the prevalence of resistance to insecticides in Rhipicephalus sanguineus populations. He has also investigated ectoparasite community dynamics in different ecosystems. His work significantly contributes to understanding the interactions between pathogens, insects, and their environments in an effort to enhance vector control strategies.
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Samantha M. Wisely
University of Florida
Alec C. Gerry
University of California
Giridhar N. Athrey
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Kateryn Rochon
Associate Professor
University of Manitoba
Emma N. I. Weeks
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Lindsay Campbell
Assistant Professor
University of Florida
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