Relive the moments that made the Molecular Approaches to Malaria Conference unforgettable! Held at breathtaking Lorne in Australia, from 18-22 February 2024. Here are some snapshots from the engaging sessions and networking functions. Watch the highlights below. #MAM2024

👏Congrats #MESACorrespondents Mohini Shibu, Angela Rumaseb, Katelyn Stanhope & Nutpakal Ketprasit for your brilliant work summarizing the presentations at MAM Conference!

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And huge thanks to senior editors Carla Proietti, Emma McHugh, and Dr. Danushka Marapana

SAVE THE DATE! April 25. For the 2024 World Malaria Day Symposium - OMICS: Malaria on the Move. The #JohnsHopkinsMRI will host this full-day, in-person symposium. Submit Abstracts by 3/24! #malaria #symposium #worldmalariaday LINK: bit.ly/47WwaCt

I shall be speaking at the MalariaGEN journal club in March, sign up below! 👇

Until recently, health workers were the only means to prevent and treat #malaria in Odisha, India 🇮🇳

In 2017, the state government tried a new strategy: pooling health resources into regional malaria camps. We discuss with Dr. Praveen Kishore Sahu and Jane Carlton

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Read how blocking fertilisation of parasite-causing #malaria in mosquitos🦟 opens new doors in eradication efforts via Dr Dr Fiona Angrisano presented at MAM Conference here 👉 burnet.edu.au/knowledge-and-… #MAM2024 #LifeSciences

As I’m stuck at a boring meeting, let’s see some shots during #MAM2024 in beautiful Lorne MAM Conference

💻 The report from the last day at #MAM2024 is out. Thank you to everyone who made it possible.

Have a look at the presentation on:
🦟 Lifecycle Biology – Transmission
💉 Vaccine Design
🤒 Pathogenesis

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#MAM2024 .Shared our work on PfC580Y artemisinin resistance mutations in PNG. Grateful for the support of my amazing supervisors Alyssa Barry Leanne Robinson, colleges Dr Kirsty McCann Zahra Razook,funders/partners Indo-Pacific Centre for Health Security STRIVE PNG PNGIMR Burnet Institute WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute)

Last night in Lorne = A great conversation over dinner to end the conference #MAM2024

📣 Another #MAM2024 report has been published 👇
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Have a look at what was said during the:
➡️Drug Development and Resistance Session
➡️Immunity Session
➡️Life Cycle Biology – Sexual Development Session

So wonderful to spend time with Rita Tewari from Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN. An amazing malaria cell biologist. Great talk @MAM2024, lovely walks on the beach at Lorne, and follow-up discussions in Melbourne Bio21 Institute and WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute). Wai-Hong Tham

It was such an extraordinary time at Lorne #MAM2024 and Melbourne both scientifically and personally. Many thanks to Leann Tilley for her hospitality and meeting Wai-Hong Tham for her enthusiasm and taking me round WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute).

Huge🙏to organizers for having me #MAM2024 talking about surfing bacteria and bizarre #parasite biology despite my viral induced energy low. Was great seeing old friends and meeting new ones and happy to report that my immunology system prevailed. Keep 🏄 wonderful people of Oz.

I had a fantastic time at #MAM2024 , so much amazing science, was very cool to get to present and even got to see 8 Koalas along the great ocean road after.

Had the most amazing time at #MAM2024 with the Barry lab + others. It was fantastic to hear about such great research happening and meet so many new people!!

Preprint! This is for #Malaria researchers, #kinase aficionados and #evolutionary scientist.

We investigated the evolution of the exported FIKK kinase family of the Malaria causing parasite in much detail. There are many cool features to the FIKKs! 1/n

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Updates from our lab presented MAM Conference #4 RA and ex Deakin University honours student Katelyn Stanhope based Burnet Institute and CIIDIR Deakin Research presented on population structure of #vivax and #falciparum in Cambodia

Updates from our lab MAM Conference #9 Postdoc @kirsty_m_mccann @ based CIIDIR Deakin Research ⁦Burnet Institute⁩ unfortunately unable to make it but there in spirit presenting on the changing population structure of falciparum in PNG. Look out for this story at #GEM

Updates from our lab presented MAM Conference #4 RA and ex Deakin University honours student Katelyn Stanhope based Burnet Institute and CIIDIR Deakin Research on population structure of #vivax and #falciparum in Cambodia