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Just published in GigaByte - Tracking kdr alleles associated with pyrethroid resistance in Aedes albopictus across Italy: a nationwide genotypic dataset by MosqIRIT network
We are pleased to contribute to this important dataset mapping pyrethroid insecticide resistance in Aedes albopictus in Italy, just published in GigaByte as Tracking kdr alleles associated with pyrethroid resistance in Aedes albopictus across Ital...
Post · July 20, 2026
Experimental evidence of male-male interaction in laboratory swarms of Anopheles gambiae mosquitoes - preprint published in bioRxiv - now published in Science Reports!
We and our close collaborators from CNR - Institute for Complex Systems (Rome) are pleased to announce that our paper, Experimental evidence of male-male interaction in laboratory swarms of Anopheles gambiae mosquitoes, previously published as a p...
Post · July 20, 2026
Back to my roots, down memory lane.
This week, I had the very special opportunity to return to the place where I defended my PhD and give a talk at Centre for Research in Agricultural Genomics - CRAG about my career path and my current work.
Standing in that room again brought back...
Post · July 19, 2026
Plant Biology 2026 is coming!!
I’m excited to be heading to #PlantBiology2026 in Ottawa, Canada this week!
I’m especially proud that two members of my lab will be presenting posters showcasing our latest research on plant extracellular RNA. If you’re attending the meeting, I’d ...
Post · July 19, 2026
Welcome intern students - Arianna and Lucrezia
We warmly welcome Arianna and Lucrezia who started their internship with us.
Arianna will be following our projects on the development of novel strategies to control insect vectors spreading of disease, while Lucrezia will be following the malar...
Post · July 17, 2026
Visit of Nobel Laureate Prof. Yaghi
This year has been a busy year with a lot of planning and construction around the new Surface Area & Porosity Lab and successful events like the two phd theses defenses. I am very glad that all of this worked very well in the end.
A highlight in ...
Post · July 17, 2026
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