George Dimopolous

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

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Brazil is flooded with soccer teams and fans during the 2014 World Cup, but there’s another new visitor likely to go unnoticed to most football revelers: a genetically engineered…

Engineering Mosquitoes to Fight Disease

Brazil is flooded with soccer teams and fans during the 2014 World Cup, but there’s another new visitor likely to go unnoticed to most football revelers: a genetically engineered…

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