ASTMH strongly opposes proposed OMB rule on federal financial assistance. It will significantly weaken the foundations of the U.S. research enterprise by introducing political considerations into scientific funding decisions. Read our statement. https://t.co/iuhkjfFRwo
✈️ Planning your next field trip or scientific adventure? We’ve put together our Top 5 Travel Tips, covering everything from travel-friendly reagents to handy letters for customs or security agents.
And be sure to tag us so we can follow along!
Bon voyage 🏖️
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🌍 Attention LMIC parasitology trainees!
Apply for the 2026 #ACMCIP Travel Award to attend @ASTMH in National Harbor, MD
💰 Up to $2,000 for travel & registration.
🔬 Open to L/LMIC students & early post-docs.
📅 Award Deadline: April 6.
Apply here: https://t.co/KwIC1MTrZ3
African women are leaders in the fight to eradicate #malaria - leading labs, carrying out research and development, providing frontline healthcare, and advocating for change.
Kenyan professor Faith Osier is bringing the development of a malaria vaccine to Africa.
Read via @NationAfrica https://t.co/vMX1nJmWkk
#AfricanScience #ZeroMalaria #IWD2026 #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInSTEM
Save the date for the 2026 WACCBIP Research Conference, scheduled to take place from Wednesday, 29 July to Friday, 31 July 2026. The conference will bring together researchers, fellows, and partners to share scientific advances, foster collaboration, and strengthen research capacity.
Further details, including registration information and keynote speakers will be shared in due course.
🎉 and 👏 for two WEHI-led projects awarded $10m in @nhmrc Synergy Grants! Prof Dewson’s team tackles Parkinson’s via mitochondria research. Prof Cowman’s team targets malaria with a multi-stage multi-species vaccine.
Curious?
More here: https://t.co/iZs57PNCir
We recently deployed our favorite “lab in a suitcase” dynamic duo of #BentoLab and ONT #MinION to conduct real-time, in country multiplexed modular malaria amplicon sequencing by #MAD4HatTeR to inform public health policy decisions in Chad! #DecentralizedGenomicSurveillance
We are very grateful for support from @TitosVodka to make this vision become a reality! CHEERS (Creating Hope + Elevating Emerging Research + Science) supports research to solve the world’s most urgent problems. Cheers to that! #ResearchResilience
Our colleague, Prof @AA_Ngwa, delivered his #InauguralLecture today, sharing highlights from his journey researching River Blindness & malaria, from early immunology work in 🇨🇲 to leading genomic studies at MRCG.
Join us to congratulate him on this very significant milestone!🎉
🎉 Congratulations!
We are proud to congratulate, Clive Gray, Abdallah Badou, and Sabelle Jallow on their election as IUIS Council Members!
Their vision will strengthen African representation & amplify Africa’s voice in global immunology, within and beyond IUIS! 🌍
#FAIS
From molecular speciation of mosquitoes by PCR, to multiplexed malaria amplicon sequencing to inform public health policy, we love how our “lab in a suitcase” equipped with #BentoLab & ONT #MinION enables us to bring our science to the communities at greatest risk for malaria.
📣 @SciforAfrica is still accepting submissions for the Africa Science Journalism Awards 2025.
The awards recognise and honour African journalists who excel in covering health, climate change and environment, and agriculture.
Deadline: July 4. https://t.co/en8wff0B38
In a historic and unprecedented move, all of the institutions at the @NIH have signed on to and sent a letter, the Bethesda Declaration, to the new director, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, about the chaos at the NIH. This is a big deal, as it ultimately impacts all of us. It impacts the research that gets done or not done. It impacts what we know or what we will never know. Let’s see what the response will be, as the director is scheduled to testify before Congress tomorrow about the NIH’s budget.
In other news, speaking of unprecedented, Bhattacharya‘s boss just removed all 17 members of the CDC’s vaccine advisers, saying the group is “plagued with conflicts of interest.”
It’s a chaotic, unprecedented time. Do not let anyone tell you otherwise. Yes the noise is loud, but we must continue to pay attention to what matters and stay informed and engaged! #abovethenoise
Après 32 années d’un engagement scientifique et institutionnel remarquable au sein de l’Institut Pasteur de Dakar, dont il assurait la direction générale depuis 2016, le Dr Amadou Alpha Sall a célébré son dernier jour à l’IPD ce vendredi 30 mai 2025.
Happening today!
Join the online session on Technologies in Action to hear live presentations from African researchers leveraging technology for drug discovery, vaccine development, molecular diagnostic & waste remediation.
💻Watch live: https://t.co/EfP5hQPtBS