MUVE Section Symposium: Thermal Biology of Mosquito Vectors of Disease: Ecology and Epidemiological Consequence

Wednesday, November 13, 2013: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
Meeting Room 14 (Austin Convention Center)
Organizers:
Michael Reiskind
Courtney Murdock


8:00 AM
1574
Thermal biology of mosquito vectors: opening perspectives
Courtney Murdock, Pennsylvania State University
8:15 AM
1575
Carry-over effects of temperature on survival and intraspecific competition in Aedes albopictus
Francis N. Ezeakacha, University of Southern Mississippi
8:35 AM
1576
Hot enough for ya? A test of the effects of climate change on population dynamics and life history traits of the Asian tiger mosquito (Aedes albopictus)
Donald A. Yee, University of Southern Mississippi ; Francis N. Ezeakacha, University of Southern Mississippi ; Karen Abbott, Iowa State University
8:55 AM
1577
Life history strategies of Aedes spp. in variable thermal and other biophysical conditions
Michael Reiskind, North Carolina State University ; Harish Padmanabha, National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center (SESYNC)
9:15 AM
1578
Endless summer: a season long field study of the effects of larval density, temperature, and habitat size on adult mosquito vectorial capacity
Katie May Westby, Illinois State University ; Steven A. Juliano, Illinois State University
9:35 AM
1579
Integrating temperature effects on mosquito populations and arbovirus transmission
Cynthia C. Lord, University of Florida ; Joseph J. Pohedra, University of Florida ; Barry W. Alto, University of Florida
9:55 AM
1580
The tyranny of thermodynamics meets the world of limited resources:  effects of temperature on immune function when resources are limited
Shelley A Adamo, Dalhousie University
10:15 AM
1581
Adaptation and acclimation to temperature in vectors and parasites
Eleanore Sternberg, Pennsylvania State University
10:35 AM
1582
Thermal constraints to avian malaria transmission in Hawaii and the fate of the Hawaiian honeycreepers
Dennis LaPointe, United States Geological Survey
10:55 AM
1583
Daily temperature variation and the fitness of mosquitoes and parasites: implications for transmission in a changing world
Krijn Paaijmans, CRESIB; Barcelona Centre for International Health Research
11:15 AM
1584
Thermal biology of mosquito vectors: conclusions and future directions
Michael Reiskind, North Carolina State University
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