African Studies Review, Volume 62, Number 3 (September 2019), pp. 164–173 Uli Beisel is Assistant Professor of Culture and Technology in Africa at University of Bayreuth, Germany. Her research is concerned with the relations between infectious diseases, technology, ecology and society. She has worked extensively on malaria and multispecies coexistence; recent articles have been published in Geoforum, Medical Anthropology, and Science as Culture. Currently Beisel is involved in a project on Trust in Biomedicine after the Ebola Epidemic, together with co-investigators in Sierra Leone, Uganda, and Ghana. E-mail: uli.beisel@uni-bayreuth.de John Kuumuori Ganle is Lecturer in the Department of Population, Family and Reproductive Health, School of Public Health at the University of Ghana. Ganle is committed to the use of qualitative research methodologies to understanding dynamics of healthcare utilization in differing contexts. Recent publications appeared in Oxford Development Studies, PLOS One, Social Science & Medicine, World Development. Currently he works on disability and reproduction, and on Trust in Biomedicine after the Ebola Epidemic, together with co-investigators in Sierra Leone, Uganda and Germany. E-mail: JGanle@ug.edu.gh

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布基纳法索释放基因工程蚊子：科学的生物经济、公众参与和对医学的信任

非洲研究评论，第 62 卷，第 3 期（2019 年 9 月），第 164-173 页 Uli Beisel 是德国拜罗伊特大学非洲文化与技术助理教授。她的研究涉及传染病、技术、生态和社会之间的关系。她在疟疾和多物种共存方面进行了广泛的研究。最近的文章发表在 Geoforum、Medical Anthropology 和 Science as Culture 上。目前，Beisel 与塞拉利昂、乌干达和加纳的联合调查员一起参与了埃博拉疫情后生物医学信任项目。电子邮件：uli.beisel@uni-bayreuth.de John Kuumuori Ganle 是加纳大学公共卫生学院人口、家庭和生殖健康系的讲师。Ganle 致力于使用定性研究方法来了解不同背景下医疗保健利用的动态。最近的出版物发表在牛津发展研究、PLOS One、社会科学与医学、世界发展中。目前，他与塞拉利昂、乌干达和德国的联合调查员一起致力于残疾和生殖以及埃博拉疫情后生物医学的信任。电子邮箱：JGanle@ug.edu.gh