PhD Thesis: «Vector-borne diseases risk modeling with regards to climate change», Supervisor: Julien Riou and Ioannis Magouras
This PhD project focuses on understanding the potential risks of vector-borne diseases in Switzerland in the context of global climate change. By analyzing climatic datasets, the research will explore how variations in temperature, precipitation, and other climatic factors might influence the distribution and prevalence of diseases transmitted by vectors, particularly Aedes mosquitos, within the Swiss region. The findings will offer crucial insights for public health planning in Switzerland, guiding interventions and strategies to address the challenges posed by these diseases in a changing climate.
