2nd Asia Pacific Conference on Mosquito and Vector Control (AMV 2026)
The 2nd Asia Pacific Conference on Mosquito and Vector Control (AMV 2026) offers a premier platform for experts to exchange knowledge on vector-borne disease prevention.
Join us at Kasetsart University for the 2nd Asia Pacific Conference on Mosquito and Vector Control (AMV 2026)! Connect with experts, explore innovative solutions for mosquito-borne diseases, and submit your research abstracts by March 20, 2026. Register by June 30, 2026!
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Overview of the Conference
The Center for Research and Lifelong Learning in Community Entomology and Environment at Kasetsart University is hosting the highly anticipated 2nd Asia Pacific Conference on Mosquito and Vector Control (AMV). The AMV 2026 conference is set to become a premier regional platform for knowledge exchange, focusing on the latest developments in the control and prevention of mosquito and vector-borne diseases. The event brings together leading experts, researchers, and practitioners to share advances in research, technology, and innovative practices relevant to vector control and public health.
Objectives of the Conference
The main objectives of AMV 2026 are:
- To facilitate the exchange of scientific knowledge and research findings in the field of vector and mosquito-borne disease control.
- To showcase technological innovations and practical solutions for disease prevention.
- To foster collaboration between specialists from the Asia-Pacific region and beyond.
- To provide opportunities for young researchers and professionals to present and discuss their work.
Call for Research Submissions
Researchers and practitioners are invited to submit abstracts for consideration to present at the conference. Oral presentations may be delivered in Thai. Submitted works, once selected, will be published in the official conference proceedings. Abstracts should be prepared in both Thai and English and sent via email to bussarakum1220@gmail.com no later than March 20, 2026.
Submission Guidelines
- Abstracts must be written in both Thai and English.
- Submissions should include the title, authors, and a summary of the research.
- Email your abstract to bussarakum1220@gmail.com by the stated deadline.
Conference Registration
Participants interested in attending or presenting at AMV 2026 are encouraged to register online. Registration can be completed by scanning the provided QR code. The deadline for registration and payment of the conference fee is June 30, 2026.
Registration Process
- Complete the online registration form via the QR code.
- Pay the registration fee by the specified deadline.
Key Topics and Expected Highlights
The AMV 2026 conference will cover a wide range of subjects, including but not limited to:
- Innovative technologies in mosquito and vector control
- Disease surveillance and outbreak response strategies
- Community-based approaches to vector management
- Artificial intelligence applications in monitoring and control
- Policy development for vector-borne disease prevention
Featured sessions will include keynote lectures from international experts, panel discussions, and poster presentations. There will be ample opportunities for networking and collaborative discussions.
Importance of Mosquito and Vector Control in the Asia-Pacific Region
Mosquitoes and other vectors are responsible for the transmission of several major diseases, such as dengue fever, malaria, Zika virus, and chikungunya. The warm climate and dense populations in the Asia-Pacific region make effective vector control an ongoing public health priority. The conference aims to address these challenges and promote the adoption of innovative and sustainable solutions.
Contact Information
For more details regarding the conference, research submissions, or registration, interested parties may contact:
- Khun Bussarakum Suekbom: Tel. 0-6591-3144
- Disease Prevention Group: Tel. 0-2241-9000 ext. 5406
The organizers welcome participants from across the region and internationally to contribute to and benefit from this vital exchange of knowledge and expertise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the main focus and objective of the 2nd Asia Pacific Conference on Mosquito and Vector Control (AMV 2026)?
The main focus of AMV 2026 is to facilitate knowledge exchange and showcase the latest innovations in controlling and preventing mosquito and vector-borne diseases. The conference aims to bring together experts, researchers, and practitioners to share research, discuss technological advances, foster collaboration, and provide opportunities for young professionals.
How can I submit my research abstract and what are the submission requirements?
To submit a research abstract for AMV 2026, prepare your abstract in both Thai and English, including the title, authors, and a summary of your work. Email your submission to bussarakum1220@gmail.com by March 20, 2026. Accepted abstracts will be published in the conference proceedings, and oral presentations may be delivered in Thai.
What are the key dates and steps for conference registration?
To register for AMV 2026, complete the online registration using the QR code provided by the organizers, and pay your registration fee by June 30, 2026. Early registration is encouraged for both attendees and presenters to secure your spot at this premier regional event.