Richard Mukabana is a PhD graduate of the laboratory of Entomology at Wageningen University in the Netherlands. His training and professional (work/research/teaching) experience cover the broad areas of applied medical entomology and medical parasitology. He has a strong track record in the area of tropical vector borne infectious diseases research. Richard has published >70 scientific articles in peer reviewed international journals, largely using Anopheles and Plasmodium as experimental organisms.
Robinson, A, Busula AO, Voets MA, Beshir KB, Caulfield JC, Powers SJ, Niels O Verhulst, Winskill P, Muwanguzi J, Birkett MA, Renate C Smallegange, Masiga DK, Mukabana RW, Sauerwe RW.
2018. Plasmodium-associated changes in human odor attract mosquitoes. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 115(18):E4209-E4218.
Hisco, A, Tobias Homan, Smith TA, Masiga D, Wolfgang R Mukabana, Silky M, Collins K Mweresa, Prisca Oria, Jane Alaii, Cees Leeuwis, Teun Bousema, Nicolas Maire, DePasquale A.
2017. ODOR-BAITED TRAPS AS A NOVEL TOOL FOR MALARIA CONTROL-THE SOLARMAL TRIAL. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF TROPICAL MEDICINE AND HYGIENE. 95(5):26-26.
Menger, DJ, Philemon Omusula, Wouters K, Oketch C, Carreira AS, Durka M, Derycke J-L, Loy DE, Hahn BH, Wolfgang R Mukabana, Collins K Mweresa, Joop JA van Loon, Takken W, Alexandra Hiscox.
2016. Eave screening and push-pull tactics to reduce house entry by vectors of malaria. The American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene. 94(4):868-878.
Menger, DJ, Philemon Omusula, Maarten Holdinga, Tobias Homan, Carreira AS, Patrice Vandendaele, Derycke J-L, Collins K Mweresa, Wolfgang Richard Mukabana, Joop JA van Loon, Takken W.
2015. Field evaluation of a push-pull system to reduce malaria transmission. PLoS One. 10(4):e0123415.