Monkeybar project using aerial drones to get on top of malaria

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Over the last ten years, a new type of malaria has been on the rise in the forests of Southeast Asia, and experts are turning to new technologies to try and figure out why. By using drones to observe the environment from above, researchers are gaining a new perspective on how changes to the terrain may be impacting local wildlife and causing the spread of the disease. .. Continue Reading Monkeybar project using aerial drones to get on top of malaria

Section: Medical

Tags: Disease, Drone, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, Malaria, Mosquito, UAV

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