Jane Carlton

Comparative 'omics of malaria parasites and trichomonads, Director Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute, with field studies in India & Ethiopia.

[Jane Carlton @Genome_Jane]

Thank you for posting @womeninmalaria !

[Women In Malaria @womeninmalaria]

Inside this week in malaria, we bring to you update from the researchers at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Swipe to read more updates and clink the link for more information: https://t.co/5LjO435DXa

Source: https://t.co/wquHyLbQjM

#MalariaResearch

[Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute @JHMRImalaria]

NEW STUDY FROM @JohnsHopkinsSPH: An orange-colored yeast species isolated from a #Baltimore sidewalk several years ago could be the basis of eco-friendly #mosquito traps. "safe & inexpensive mosquito-control strategies that reduce #malaria transmission."
https://t.co/dHHvUlioBj

[Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute @JHMRImalaria]

Dr. William Moss has spent years in #Zambia, helping with measles, HIV, #malaria and other infectious diseases. In a @ThinkGlobalHealth op ed, Moss says that when aid negotiations break down between the US and Zambia, nobody wins.

[Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute @JHMRImalaria]

Dr. Joanna Konopka of @JohnsHopkins University studies why and how #mosquitoes bite us. She works in Dr. Christopher Potter's #neuroscience lab at @HopkinsMedicine.

[Malaria Journal @MalariaJournal]

Why we need to keep UK Science at the heart of #malaria R&D https://t.co/AeInQmYYxM @malarianomore

[Jane Carlton @Genome_Jane]

Congratulations @dneafse & colleagues: Population genomics of Anopheles darlingi, the principal South American malaria vector mosquito | Science https://t.co/JEexZOA319

[Molecular Microbiology and Immunology @JohnsHopkinsMMI]

“Some of the best ideas come from the places you least expect.”

Nobel Laureate Peter Agre reminds us that curiosity and open-minded thinking are often where discovery begins.

[Trends in Parasitology @TrendsParasitol]

Dual faces of γδ T cells in trypanosomatid infections https://t.co/y5xz8U5SKx

[ASTMH @ASTMH]

Apply for the 2026 Alan J. Magill Fellowship, supporting mentorship, career and leadership development projects for ASTMH members in LMICs in their early to mid-careers. Deadline is March 30. https://t.co/lCEglTJ1Ek

[MESA - the malaria knowledge hub @MESAmalaria]

🎓 “la Caixa” Doctoral INPhINIT Fellowships 2026 @FundlaCaixa

🌐 30 fellowships available for researchers of any nationality to pursue a PhD in any discipline at universities or research centres in Spain or Portugal

⏰ Apply by 18 Feb, 2:00 PM (CEST)
🔗 https://t.co/HP5AClKH2x

[Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV) @MedsforMalaria]

Malaria remains a global challenge, even for countries that have eliminated it.

New analysis shows how #ClimateChange and global mobility are reshaping risk in #malaria-free countries, and why sustained investment in elimination matters for everyone 👉 https://t.co/b3S7XyT7sC

[Victoria McGovern 🇺🇸🇬🇷🇮🇪🏴‍☠️ @BWFPATH]

BWF supports those in postdoc offices, grad career centers, professional society career work, and others who focus helping more grad students and postdocs to rewarding careers.

The deadline is coming up soon!

[ASTMH @ASTMH]

2026 Call for Symposia is open. Deadline: March 4. The ASTMH Annual Meeting takes place Nov 18-22 at the Gaylord National Harbor, MD, USA (adjacent to Washington, DC). https://t.co/z3xNV3hkCx

[Bloomberg Philanthropies @BloombergDotOrg]

Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! 🔬✨

At healthcare-focused high schools supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies, girls across the country are learning alongside peers, gaining real-world skills, and breaking barriers to family-sustaining careers.

Here’s to the next generation of women shaping the future of healthcare and STEM. 💪

[Imperial Department of Infectious Disease @ImperialInfect]

We're #hiring new non‑clinical Assistant Professors at @ImperialMed!

Keen to join the Department of Infectious Disease?

Make sure to choose ‘Infectious Disease’ as your first preference when applying.

✍️Apply by 11 March 2026.

👉 https://t.co/tPbfVY4c3b

[Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute @JHMRImalaria]

.#Malaria has taken more lives than any other disease in human history. But Dr. Photini Sinnis, an expert in the field of diseases transmitted by #mosquitoes, told the @NakedScientists this week that infection is actually kind of a long a shot. 🦟🩸

[Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute @JHMRImalaria]

The latest episode of @NakedScientists podcast is all about the most dangerous creature on earth ... the #mosquito.
@JohnsHopkinsSPH mosquito expert Dr. Conor McMeniman explains how the bugs find people to bite. Hear the whole episode wherever you get your favorite podcasts!

[Malaria Journal @MalariaJournal]

The effects of introduced procedural errors on #malaria rapid diagnostic test performance in a laboratory setting

➡️https://t.co/LTn40AcyDp

[Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance @APLMA_Malaria]

The island of New Guinea - comprising Papua New Guinea and Indonesia’s Papua region - is grappling with a surmountable yet complex #malaria burden, marked by the dual prevalence of both the deadliest and hardest to treat forms of #malaria thriving across shared landscapes. Elimination hinges on established political commitment from both countries, regional health leadership including sustained support from @WHO WPRO and partners, and tailored, inclusive approaches that reflect New Guinea’s unique geography and the needs of its local communities.

Read the commentary here: https://t.co/fAgGUba43j

#GlobalHealth #PapuaNewGuinea #falciparum #vivax

[Malaria Journal @MalariaJournal]

The role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the elimination of #malaria: a systematic literature review

➡️https://t.co/BEpXyCksEt