Highlights of Medical Entomology, 2020

Medical Entomology as a field is inherently global – thriving on international and interdisciplinary collaborations and affected dramatically by arthropod and pathogen invasions and introductions. This past year also will be remembered as the year in which the SARS-CoV-2 COVID-19 pandemic affected every part of our lives and professional activities and impacted (or changed, sometimes in good ways) our ability to collaborate and detect or respond to invasions. This incredible year is the backdrop for the 2020 Highlights in Medical Entomology. This article highlights the broad scope of approaches and disciplines represented in the 2020 published literature, ranging from sensory and chemical ecology, population genetics, impacts of human-mediated environmental change on vector ecology, life history and the evolution of vector behaviors, to the latest developments in vector surveillance and control.

Mighty Foxes, Premier League Season 2015/2016 in Pictures, Down to Crown.

Year 2015/2016, was an incredible year for a club of England. It's been an fantastic year forthe Leicester City Football Club. Fox hard to belive but they created history with winningPremier Leage title very first time. They have done something which is not easy to believefor every football fan. So here is the season of the fearless Foxes, Leicester City – in picturesSource of Images and Text written with images:https://www.theguardian.com/football/gallery/2016/may/02/the-season-of-the-fearlessfoxes-leicester-city-in-pictures21 July 2015Claudio Ranieri walks out on to the pitch for his first match as manager, a pre-season friendlyagainst Lincoln City at Sincil Bank. Ranieri had been initially characterised as yesterday’s man.Gary Lineker described Nigel Pearson’s replacement as an “uninspiring choice” andHarry Redknapp questioned how a man whose last job in football management ended in suchignominy – Ranieri wassacked as the Greece coach after picking up only one point from fourmatches and losing 1-0 against the Faroe Islands – could “walk back into the PremierLeague”.