2025​

• USF. “AI and citizen science reveal potential first detection of invasive malaria mosquito in Madagascar,” by John Dudley.
• ABC News. “Mosquitoes found in Iceland for 1st time as temperatures in the region rise,” by Julia Jacobo.

• WUSF Radio, NPR affiliate. "Before you swat that mosquito this summer, take a picture of it" by Lily Belcher.

• Epium (UK). “University of South Florida professor Ryan Carney employs artificial intelligence and citizen science data to monitor mosquito threats globally.”

• USF. "Award-winning professor uses artificial intelligence to track world’s deadliest animal" by Georgia Jackson.

• The Crow's Nest. "USF researchers create AI-backed smart trap to identify disease-carrying mosquitoes" by Jasmin Parrado.

• Reuters. "Scientists use AI in the fight against mosquito-borne diseases" by Arrthy Thayaparan.

• Yahoo! Finance. "AI Weekly”.

• Video: The Manila Times (The Philippines). "How AI is joining the fight against mosquito-borne diseases".

• MSN. "Could AI help fight mosquito-borne diseases?" by Rédaction Africanews.

• USF Press Release: “Eleven USF faculty recognized with research achievement and innovation excellence awards”

• ABC News: “These US cities could see surge in disease-spreading pests this spring” by Julia Jacobo.

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2024
• USF: “Students connect to the past using present-day digital tools in ‘Digital Dinosaurs’ class” by Anna Mayor.
• USF Press Release: “USF using AI to help combat malaria in Africa” by Cassidy Delamarter.
• FOX 13 (Tampa, FL). “AI-powered smart mosquito trap developed at USF to help fight spread of malaria, save lives abroad” by Briona Arradondo.
• Bay News 9 (Tampa, FL). “USF researchers develop mosquito “smart trap”to help fight malaria” by Cait McVey.
• ABC Action News (Tampa, FL). “USF researchers use artificial intelligence to combat malaria in Africa” by Julie Salmone.
• The Wilson Center (Washington, DC). “Anopheles stephensi mosquitoes: an old problem, a new threat to malaria mitigation” by Ritika Sinha-Chaudhuri & Alison Parker.
• OnlyMyHealth (Uttar Pradesh, India). “World Mosquito Day 2024: How is AI helping in tackling mosquito-borne illnesses” by Rida Hijab.

2023
   Globally, my mosquito AI research was covered by >50 news outlets, including:
• Good Morning America segment and ABC News article (national): “How scientists are tracking mosquitoes that could be carrying deadly diseases” by Julia Jacobo, Daniel Manzo, and Ginger Zee.
• ABC Action News segment and article (Tampa, FL). “USF researchers ask for public's help to track mosquito population in Tampa Bay” by Julie Salomone.
• EFE / Infobae (international, in Spanish). “An interactive "world map" of mosquitoes to help fight malaria” by Lorenzo Castro.
• USF News. “Mosquito watch: USF researchers urge use of global dashboard in light of recent malaria cases” by Cassidy Delamarter. Top story on the USF homepage June-July.
• FOX 13 (Tampa, FL). “USF scientists introduce mosquito tracking dashboard to help keep tabs on insects in Tampa Bay area” by Briona Arradondo.
• Spectrum Bay News 9 (Tampa, FL; Orlando, FL; Green Bay, WI). “USF scientists say smartphones can aid in mosquito research amid rise in local malaria cases” by Cait McVey.
• WTSP (Tampa, FL). “USF's global mosquito dashboard maps deadly species and malaria cases” by Adaure Achumba.
• SNNTV (Sarasota, FL). “Researchers develop new tool against malaria” by Sydney Roll.
• ABC 7 (Sarasota, FL). “USF researchers urge use of global dashboard in light of recent malaria cases”.
• KHQ-TV (Spokane, WA). “Citizen scientists encouraged to help track mosquitos with new interactive dashboard from team at USF” by Amanda Smith.

2022

• Carney et al 2022: Global Mosquito Observations Dashboard (mosquitodashboard.org) and Insects study, “Integrating global citizen science platforms to enable next-generation surveillance of invasive and vector mosquitoes” • USF Press Release: “USF researchers launch global dashboard to track invasive mosquitoes carrying deadly diseases” (featured on the homepage) • select articles: NSF (featured on the homepage), NASA, Phys.org (1,2), SINC • Altmetric: 99th percentile.
• Griffin et al 2022: Nature study, “The developing bird pelvis passes through ancestral dinosaurian conditions” • Yale Press Release • select articles: Phys.org, Inverse • Altmetric: 99th percentile.

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2021

• USF Press Release. "22 USF Faculty Members Recognized with Outstanding Research Achievements Awards"

• Tampa Channel 10: “This app is trying to track which mosquitoes in your area may be carrying diseases”

• USF Press Release. "USF researchers launch global dashboard to track invasive mosquitoes carrying deadly diseases"