Brandy St. Laurent
@mosquitohunting.bsky.social
Mosquito ecologist focused on malaria transmission, mosquito feeding behavior, and population genomics
Interested in global health, equality, pottery, good books, and cool bugs
Research Associate at Cornell University
She/her Opinions are my own
Interested in global health, equality, pottery, good books, and cool bugs
Research Associate at Cornell University
She/her Opinions are my own
This temple is so beautiful, perched on high cliffs where you can see for miles into Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos.
I hope this violence subsides and that unique places like this can be protected.
I hope this violence subsides and that unique places like this can be protected.
July 25, 2025 at 5:41 PM
This temple is so beautiful, perched on high cliffs where you can see for miles into Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos.
I hope this violence subsides and that unique places like this can be protected.
I hope this violence subsides and that unique places like this can be protected.
I’ve been sad to see news about the violence between Thailand and Cambodia over Preah Vihear temple - on the very northern edge of Cambodia.
I was lucky to have been able to visit this site with my field team while doing malaria mosquito collections in Preah Vihear province over several years.
I was lucky to have been able to visit this site with my field team while doing malaria mosquito collections in Preah Vihear province over several years.
July 25, 2025 at 5:41 PM
I’ve been sad to see news about the violence between Thailand and Cambodia over Preah Vihear temple - on the very northern edge of Cambodia.
I was lucky to have been able to visit this site with my field team while doing malaria mosquito collections in Preah Vihear province over several years.
I was lucky to have been able to visit this site with my field team while doing malaria mosquito collections in Preah Vihear province over several years.
Our mosquito feeders from the Cornell glass shop were recently featured in an article about scientific glass:
news.cornell.edu/stories/2025...
Custom scientific glassware is really important for our work! Warm water circulates through these feeders to keep blood warm for our hungry mosquitoes.
news.cornell.edu/stories/2025...
Custom scientific glassware is really important for our work! Warm water circulates through these feeders to keep blood warm for our hungry mosquitoes.
June 12, 2025 at 8:23 PM
Our mosquito feeders from the Cornell glass shop were recently featured in an article about scientific glass:
news.cornell.edu/stories/2025...
Custom scientific glassware is really important for our work! Warm water circulates through these feeders to keep blood warm for our hungry mosquitoes.
news.cornell.edu/stories/2025...
Custom scientific glassware is really important for our work! Warm water circulates through these feeders to keep blood warm for our hungry mosquitoes.
We are just back from a great project meeting in India discussing our NIH project investigating An. stephensi biology and urban malaria transmission.
I particularly enjoyed interacting with Dr. Mohanty and members of his group at NIMR Goa, seeing a new part of India, and of course - the food!
I particularly enjoyed interacting with Dr. Mohanty and members of his group at NIMR Goa, seeing a new part of India, and of course - the food!
January 14, 2025 at 1:52 PM
We are just back from a great project meeting in India discussing our NIH project investigating An. stephensi biology and urban malaria transmission.
I particularly enjoyed interacting with Dr. Mohanty and members of his group at NIMR Goa, seeing a new part of India, and of course - the food!
I particularly enjoyed interacting with Dr. Mohanty and members of his group at NIMR Goa, seeing a new part of India, and of course - the food!
I had SO MUCH FUN at #ASTMH2024 this past week. It was a particularly good year for the science, full of exciting vector and malaria biology. I have come away feeling inspired.
Most of all, I loved catching up with friends and colleagues from all over the world.
Most of all, I loved catching up with friends and colleagues from all over the world.
November 19, 2024 at 4:35 PM
I had SO MUCH FUN at #ASTMH2024 this past week. It was a particularly good year for the science, full of exciting vector and malaria biology. I have come away feeling inspired.
Most of all, I loved catching up with friends and colleagues from all over the world.
Most of all, I loved catching up with friends and colleagues from all over the world.
Whelp... here we are.
November 8, 2024 at 2:08 PM
Whelp... here we are.