Renowned Entomologist Marta Wolff: A Pioneer in Insect Research and Forensic Medicine
For Marta Wolff, insects are not just creepy crawlies, but a window to understand the ecosystems and nature that surrounds us. With 30 years dedicated to studying insects, the researcher describes herself as passionate rather than an expert.
Dr. Wolff, a researcher at the Institute of Entomology of the University of Antioquia, has made significant contributions to forensic medicine through her research on the country’s endemic larvae. Her work has improved the understanding of cadaveric fauna and its crucial role in estimating post-mortem time.
Additionally, she is a pioneer in fundamental research on diseases such as Leishmaniasis and Chagas disease. Her contributions in these fields have been essential for the study of species and the development of treatments.
Marta Wolff’s inspiring presence and outstanding achievements serve as a reminder that women can succeed in any discipline. She also shares a “feminine superpower” perspective, highlighting the ability of women to face several things at the same time and assume multiple roles.
Viewers can learn more about Dr. Marta Wolff’s groundbreaking research and contributions on the following broadcast times:
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– MA 01/16/2024 – 23:30 UTC
– WED 01/17/2024 – 01:30 UTC
– WED 01/17/2024 – 08:30 UTC
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– WED 01/17/2024 – 20:30 UTC
– JU 18.01.2024 – 06:03 UTC
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– VI 01/19/2024 – 09:30 UTC
– VI 01/19/2024 – 14:03 UTC
– MA 01/23/2024 – 03:30 UTC
Don’t miss the opportunity to learn from one of the leading experts in the field of entomology and forensic medicine.