Scientists in the Division of Parasites and Vectors are studying parasites and the organisms that transmit them to humans and animals.
From large-scale biodiversity inventories involving wildlife to highly focussed studies on individual species, our research topics are equally diverse.
Founded in systematics and taxonomy and building on traditional collections research staff have expertise in a number of important parasites and vectors of biomedical, veterinary, zoonotic, forensic, economic, conservation and evolutionary importance.
By studying parasites and the vectors that carry them, our scientists are contributing towards the control of devastating humans diseases.
Meet the Museum staff researching parasites and vectors.