#amca2023 — Public Fediverse posts
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Happily rocking my tick earrings today! #AMCA2023 had the best wearables of any conference I've been to. These were made by Kristina Lopez, PhD candidate at UW Madison
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Happily rocking my tick earrings today! #AMCA2023 had the best wearables of any conference I've been to. These were made by Kristina Lopez, PhD candidate at UW Madison
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Last #AMCA2023 session is education and genetics, moderated by James Clauson
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Last afternoon of #AMCA2023 starts in disease and vector studies, led by Greg White
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Last afternoon of #AMCA2023 starts in disease and vector studies, led by Greg White
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Picked up my copy at #amca2023 yesterday!
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RT @OCVector
Today's not just #BookDay, it's #WorldBookDay. So here's a 📖 that's fun and educational. Featuring the wonderful art of Ana Ramírez and the captivating prose of @OCMosquitoLady, Grandmother Mosquito teaches kids how to help prevent mosquitoes. http://bit.ly/GrannySkeeto
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Next #AMCA2023 session is a mix of behavior, biology, and control, led by Christopher Bibbs
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Last morning of #amca2023 is the symposium on national, regional, and local capacity and needs, led by Jennifer Gordon and Kyndall Dye-Braumuller
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Last morning of #amca2023 is the symposium on national, regional, and local capacity and needs, led by Jennifer Gordon and Kyndall Dye-Braumuller
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Panel asked how to bring the science to the districts. Chris Barker speaks for all of us researchers at #AMCA2023 - even if we never had any ideas of our own, we could fill the year with research suggested at meetings like this
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Panel asked how to bring the science to the districts. Chris Barker speaks for all of us researchers at #AMCA2023 - even if we never had any ideas of our own, we could fill the year with research suggested at meetings like this
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#AMCA2023 session on using NASA satellite data for vector control, led by Helena Chapman
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#AMCA2023 session on using NASA satellite data for vector control, led by Helena Chapman
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Day 2 of #AMCA2023 I'm starting with the symposium on treatment thresholds for mosquito management, led by Whitney Qualls. This is something we're thinking deeply about with model design and development
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Day 2 of #AMCA2023 I'm starting with the symposium on treatment thresholds for mosquito management, led by Whitney Qualls. This is something we're thinking deeply about with model design and development
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More from #AMCA2023 - session on factors allowing for vector-borne viruses
Michael Turrell kicks us off with the point that there is no such thing as "mosquito" control - we need to control specific vector species in the context of the VBD triangle
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More from #AMCA2023 - session on factors allowing for vector-borne viruses
Michael Turrell kicks us off with the point that there is no such thing as "mosquito" control - we need to control specific vector species in the context of the VBD triangle
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The social media session at #AMCA2023 promises to be good! Starting with Robin King from Collier County on archiving social media
Due to demographics, FB is for public transparency, Twit/IG for professional networking, NextDoor for lurking only
Useful for humanizing the staff.
Posts are public records, and response to requests must include comments. Screenshots are not compliant. They use Archive Social
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The social media session at #AMCA2023 promises to be good! Starting with Robin King from Collier County on archiving social media
Due to demographics, FB is for public transparency, Twit/IG for professional networking, NextDoor for lurking only
Useful for humanizing the staff.
Posts are public records, and response to requests must include comments. Screenshots are not compliant. They use Archive Social
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Starting the plenary session of #AMCA2023
It's nice to see award winners given a chance to speak. Also great to see a fellow Gustie, John Erdman, awarded!
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Starting the plenary session of #AMCA2023
It's nice to see award winners given a chance to speak. Also great to see a fellow Gustie, John Erdman, awarded!
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