Isaac J. Stopard

This study shows that adaptive immunity imposes a survival-reproduction tradeoff on malaria parasites, limiting their ability to evolve faster within-host multiplication.

The paper models how adult mosquito emergence affects age distribution and surveillance metrics, showing emergence variability drives age structure heterogeneity.

The paper uses a mechanistic model and experimental data to estimate how temperature affects Plasmodium falciparum transmission in Anopheles gambiae, showing reduced transmission efficiency in warmer climates.

The paper develops a mathematical model of flavivirus dynamics within mosquitoes, showing that higher viral doses and multiple blood feeds shorten the extrinsic incubation period.