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We monitor and address vector-borne disease issues in Northeast communities.

Our network of researchers, public health experts, and vector-borne disease professionals collaborate on applied research projects, professional training programs, and the sharing and creation of resources on mosquitoes, ticks, and the diseases they carry in our region.
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Training Offerings
We offer diverse training opportunities to support professional development in the current vector-borne disease workforce and prepare the next generation of public health entomologists.
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MS in Entomology

Graduate-level training in vector biology and public health.
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Vector Biology Boot Camp

Hands-on professional training in vector surveillance and control.
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Online Programs

Educational webinars on a variety of vector-borne disease topics.
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2020 Pesticide Use and Resistance Survey

We are asking professionals working in state and county-level public health agencies in the Northeast to complete a brief survey on pesticide resistance monitoring. Your participation is essential to the continuing development of the NEVBD Pesticide Resistance Monitoring Program!
Take the Pesticide Use & Resistance Survey!
Training Opportunity
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Webinar on Practical Tips for Conducting Mosquito Pesticide Resistance Bioassays

Join this free webinar to learn practical guidance and tips for performing your own resistance monitoring assays. Wednesday April 1, 2020, from 11am to 12:30pm.
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Training
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MS in Entomology Graduate Coming Your Way!

Our new Master of Entomology: Vector-Borne Disease Biology program will have its first graduating class this May 2020! One of our outstanding graduates, Chhoki Sherpa, is currently seeking a position in vector surveillance and control programming. She has developed expertise in both tick and mosquito vectors, and will be a strong asset for any program!
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Research
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The TickApp

The TickApp is a smartphone app for people living in high-risk areas for Lyme disease, supported through our partners at Columbia University and the Midwest Center of Excellence in Vector-Borne Diseases. Check out this app and learn more about how you can participate in our tick exposure behavioral study!
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Community Resources

Northeast Mosquito & Ticks Resources

NEVBD represents the Northeast region of the US. We invite our professional public health and vector control partners to learn more about our regional network programming and community of practice by visiting the Resources page. Visit the pages below to access public health information on mosquitoes and ticks in our area.
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