Contact Information

Email: dipogah@nd.edu

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Education

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B.S. Zoology, Delta State University, Nigeria

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Research

My research integrates ecology, epidemiology, and modeling to understand how environmental changes drive vector-borne disease transmission. I study invasive mosquito vectors (Aedes albopictus and Anopheles stephensi) and their role in dengue and malaria spread across the United States and Africa. Using spatial modeling and climate data, I assess how temperature, land use, and insecticide resistance shape disease dynamics. My goal is to develop predictive frameworks that enhance early warning systems and vector control strategies for global public health.    

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Publications

Aghanenu, O. E., & Ipogah, D. (2023). Population Dynamics of the Fiddler Crab Assemblage in Mangrove   Ecosystem: A Modelling Approach. International Journal of Research, 10(10). click

Aregbor, O., Jessa, O. E., & Ipogah, D. (2022). Haematological Response of African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus) to Crude Extract of Neem Plant (Azadirachta Indica). African Scientist Journal, 23(4). click   

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