معرفی
Tomonori Hoshi is an Assistant Professor at Nagasaki University's Institute of Tropical Medicine, Department of Eco-epidemiology. Holding a PhD in Medicine and MPH in International Public Health, he specializes in medical entomology with mosquito/tick research, 3D printing technology, and drone applications.
- PhD (2012-2016) - Biomedical Sciences, Nagasaki University
- MPH (2010-2012) - International Health Development, Nagasaki University
- BSc (2004-2009) - Subtropical Zoology, University of Ryukyus
His research spans mosquito/tick ecology, 3D-printed field equipment, and geospatial disease mapping. Recent work focuses on Plasmodium knowlesi epidemiology in Malaysia and environmental DNA applications for vector control.
Scientific contributions include:
- 2025 ANA Holdings Award for "killing mosquitoes with mosquitoes" startup
- 2019 Rutherford Fund fellowship at LSHTM
- 2018-2025 Nagasaki University faculty appointments
Publications demonstrate 3D printing innovation in mosquito traps and spatial epidemiology applications across Japan, UK, and Malaysia. His 2025 tick ecology study represents cutting-edge field methodology.
