Together, we can end malaria

We are developing an innovative approach to stop malaria transmission

What we do

Target Malaria is an innovative project aiming to reduce the population of malaria-transmitting mosquitoes in sub-Saharan Africa.

By reducing the population of malaria mosquitoes, we aim to reduce the transmission of the disease.

What we do

Discover our new animated series

“Mosquito Minutes” is a series of short animations that give intriguing and insightful facts about mosquitoes.

Why Malaria Matters

Why malaria matters

News & Stories

Blog – March 19, 2026

21st RBM Vector Control Working Group Workshop

By Dr Samantha O’Loughlin

News – March 13, 2026

Rt Hon Sir Stephen O’Brien visits Imperial College London

By Dr Federica Bernardini

News – March 10, 2026

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine joins the Target Malaria Consortium

By Dr Tony Nolan

Blog – February 19, 2026

Science, policy, and communities in dialogue for the launch of Protect the Cure

By Divine Dzokoto

News – February 17, 2026

12th Plenary of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) Plenary in Manchester

By Dr Samantha O’Loughlin

A delegation recently visited our lab based at Imperial College London, including the UK ambassador to Brazil, H.E Stephanie Al-Qaq.

News – February 13, 2026

UK Ambassador to Brazil visits our laboratory at Imperial College London

By Dr Federica Bernardini

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Together, we can end malaria

We are developing an innovative approach to stop malaria transmission

Target Malaria is an innovative project aiming to reduce the population of malaria-transmitting mosquitoes in sub-Saharan Africa.

Discover our new animated series

“Mosquito Minutes” is a series of short animations that give intriguing and insightful facts about mosquitoes.

Why Malaria Matters

News & Stories

Blog – March 19, 2026

21st RBM Vector Control Working Group Workshop

News – March 13, 2026

Rt Hon Sir Stephen O’Brien visits Imperial College London

News – March 10, 2026

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine joins the Target Malaria Consortium

Blog – February 19, 2026

Science, policy, and communities in dialogue for the launch of Protect the Cure

News – February 17, 2026

12th Plenary of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) Plenary in Manchester

News – February 13, 2026

UK Ambassador to Brazil visits our laboratory at Imperial College London

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