e-mail c.ccurtis@lshtm.ac.uk.,
Author's biography
Born 1939; Ph.D. in genetics; postdoctoral work on genetic methods
for control of tsetse flies; 3 years in India working for World
Health Organization on genetic control methods for mosquitoes; based
at London School of Hygiene & Tropical
Medicine since 1976, with field work mainly in Tanzania on use of
impregnated bednets for Anopheles control and polystyrene
beads for control of Culex larvae; additional field work in
Sri Lanka, China and Venezuela.
Publications
Curtis, C.F. ed. (1991) Control of Disease Vectors in the
Community. Wolfe, London.
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