We are seeking a talented and motivated Postdoctoral Research Associate to join the NIHR-funded DengRIP project (https://www.lstmed.ac.uk/dengrip), which aims to develop enhanced surveillance methods for dengue transmission risk, by integrated modelling of Ae. aegypti abundance, distribution, behaviour, genomics, immunological biomarkers and digital surveillance, and will trial promising community-embedded mosquito control tools.You will work within the entomological work packages of the research to develop and implement analyses of mosquito population genomics, and spatially-explicit mechanistic models of dengue transmission risk. You will support the design and analysis of fieldwork programmes to collect samples for fine-scale population genomics, including analyses of subspecific admixture and insecticide resistance in the context of surveillance and intervention trials. Modelling work will integrate multiple biological, environmental and socioeconomic datasets to develop predictive

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