JCU > Research Portfolio > Dr Melanie Koinari

About

Research Disciplines: Epidemiology (4202)

Clinical sciences (3202)
Socio-Economic Objectives: Public health (2004)

Publications

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Journal Articles

Bubun N, Anetul E, Koinari M, Freeman T and Karl S (2022) Coating formulation change leads to inferior performance of long-lasting insecticidal nets in Papua New Guinea. Malaria Journal, 21.
Goi J, Koinari M, Muker S, Vinit R, Pomat W, Williams D and Karl S (2022) Comparison of Different Mosquito Traps for Zoonotic Arbovirus Vectors in Papua New Guinea. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 106 (3). pp. 823-827
Koinari M, Bubun N, Amos B, Kiari K, Lahu D and Karl S (2022) WHO cone bioassay boards with or without holes: relevance for bioassay outcomes in long-lasting insecticidal net studies. Malaria Journal, 21.

Current Funding

Current and recent Research Funding to JCU is shown by funding source and project.

Vanilla Mozi Pty Ltd - Contract Research

Evaluation of insecticidal and repellency efficacy of Vanilla Mozi products (topical) against Aedes aegypti colony mosquitoes.

Indicative Funding: $9,750
Summary: This project is about testing the mosquito repellency of a topical lotion product manufactured by Vanilla Mozzi using colony Ae. aegypti mosquitoes.
Investigators: Melanie Koinari, Stephan Karl and Michael Townsend (Australian Institute of Tropical Health & Medicine)
Keywords: Mosquito Repellent; Aedes aegypt; Vanilla Mozi

Department of Industry - Innovations Connections

Testing of insecticidal and repellency

Indicative Funding: $49,214 over 1 year, in partnership with Australian Blue Cypress Pty Ltd ($49,214)
Summary: Testing the mosquito repellency of a topical lotion product manufactured by Australian Blue Cypress P/L (ABCPL) using colony Ae. aegypti mosquitoes in order to provide data for accreditation by the Australian pesticides and veterinary medicines authority (APVMA).
Investigators: Stephan Karl and Melanie Koinari (Australian Institute of Tropical Health & Medicine)
Keywords: Mosquito repellent; Aedes aegypti; Kakadu Blue