Jacques D Charlwood
ORCID: 0000-0002-4308-1379
Summary
Medical entomologist with extensive experience (40 years, 100+ publications) of fieldwork on five Continents (South America, Oceania, Africa, Europe and Asia). I specialize in the ecology and control of vectors of malaria.
Past or current institution affiliations
Work details
Honorary Research Fellow
Instituto Nacional de Saude
January 2004
Entomologia Medica
I have been an honorary fellow of the Institute for a number of years as coordinator of the Mozambican-Danish Rural malaria initiative (based in Morrumbene District, Inhambane Province) whose main aims were to develop low cost alternative techniques for the control of malaria vectors in southern Africa. We focussed in particular on ways to improve housing so that even if mosquitoes were able to enter they could not leave (i.e. we wanted to turn houses into traps for mosquitoes). We were only partially successful in this but were able to show that using old nets around the eaves and gables of village houses significantly reduced mosquito entry.
Honorary Research Fellow
Universidade Nova de Lisboa
April 1997
I have worked with the GHTM group of the IHMT for many years as a medical entomologist specializing in the ecology and control of malaria vectors.
Lecturer
University of Asmara
April 2016
Epidemiology
Teaching the ecology of malaria vectors to graduates
Senior Research Assistant
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
April 2014
Medical Entomology
I was responsible for the TRAC (tracking resistance to artemisinin) project in Cambodia. I evaluated spatial repellents against primary and secondary malaria vectors in remote areas of Cambodia and undertook basic ecological studies of Cambodian mosquitoes, including anophelines and Aedes.
Research Fellow for the PAMVERC project Muleba, Tanzania
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, University of London
April 2015
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March 2016
Disease Control
I was the local PI for an MRC funded randomized control trial to compare the effect of mosquito nets treated with permethrin and a synergist (PBO) designed to reduce the effect of insecticide resistance on malaria transmission. The four arm trial involved 130,000 residents of Muleba District on the norther shore of Lake Victoria. The four arms included nets alone and nets with indoor residual spraying (IRS) of a residual insecticide (primiphos -methyl).
PeerJ Contributions
July 10, 2018
64 downloads
248 views
November 15, 2017
3 citations
180 downloads
975 views
March 28, 2017
175 downloads
1,075 views
November 5, 2015
3 citations
531 downloads
1,945 views
March 3, 2018 - Version: 1
74 downloads
131 views
March 28, 2017 - Version: 1
106 downloads
463 views
April 30, 2016 - Version: 1
111 downloads
490 views
December 21, 2014 - Version: 1
396 downloads
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December 21, 2014 - Version: 1
385 downloads
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November 22, 2014 - Version: 1
96 downloads
687 views
November 3, 2014 - Version: 1
348 downloads
521 views