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Rosine Z. Wolie, Ph.D.
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12-17 October 2025 · Chania, Crete, Greece

Early Career Researcher award at the Society for Vector Ecology congress

In Chania, Crete, her talk on how urbanization affects the longevity of malaria vectors in Côte d'Ivoire received an award. She also spoke in the RAFT symposium on mosquito-borne disease risks in cities.

Award recipients on stage with their certificates, in front of the 9th SOVE congress screen
The oral presentation award recipients.
Rosine Z. Wolie receiving her award on the congress stage
Receiving the award.
Rosine Z. Wolie at the lectern, in front of her background slide
Her talk on urbanisation and vector longevity.
Rosine Z. Wolie at the lectern, in front of the slide on housing factors
Results on housing and mosquito longevity.
Congress dinner, Rosine Z. Wolie at the table with participants
The congress dinner.

She represented Côte d'Ivoire at the 9th International Congress of the Society for Vector Ecology, held at the Mikis Theodorakis Theatre in Chania.

The RAFT consortium led a symposium there on adapting vector control strategies to the rapidly changing landscape of cities (Urban futures).

Her talk measured the effects of urbanisation on the longevity of malaria vectors in Côte d'Ivoire, looking at how temperature, humidity, housing structure and breeding sites shape mosquito survival in urban and rural settings.

Her contribution

  • Oral presentation, Early Career Researcher competition, awarded
  • Speaker in the RAFT symposium on urban futures and mosquito-borne disease risks in cities

Presentations

Event
9th Society for Vector Ecology International Congress

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