Ecology

A dual perspective on targeting malaria vectors 

Posted 1st September 2023 by Angella Nakamaanya and Roger Sanou

Target Malaria works across eight partner institutions in six countries, including in Burkina Faso and Uganda. Two of our colleagues from these countries recently shared their perspectives on their work…

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Microinjection: Transformation from wild to genetically modified mosquito 

Posted 11th August 2023 by Louise Marston

At Target Malaria, our work involves genetically modifying mosquitoes. This gives us valuable insights into the biology of mosquitoes and malaria transmission mechanisms, as well as a way of creating…

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Why World Mosquito Day?

Posted 4th August 2023 by Bernard Adams

Welcome to World Mosquito Day 2023! World Mosquito Day is a stark reminder of mosquitoes’ devastating impact on global health. This day is significant as it commemorates Sir Ronald Ross’s…

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My internship experience in science communication with Target Malaria 

Posted 28th July 2023 by Stella Attah

Internships are a useful way to learn the ropes of a profession and, in my case, it is delving into the world of science communication.  I am excited to be…

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New assistant communications officer 

Posted 19th July 2023 by Lorraine Gibson

I am excited to be officially joining Target Malaria as an Assistant Communications Officer in the Global Communications Team, based at Imperial College London.  I started on the project as…

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A photographic look at the future based on a rich past 

Posted 30th June 2023 by Warren Saré

Photography is a passion of mine, from my early youth to the sight of my first camera, the flame was born in me and guided all my decisions and life…

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Communicating science creatively at the Great Exhibition Road Festival  

Posted 22nd June 2023 by Stephanie Wilkes Moumtzis

It was wonderful to be a part of this year’s Great Exhibition Road Festival, the annual celebration of science and the arts which takes place in South Kensington, London. The…

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My role as a malaria ambassador 

Posted 15th June 2023 by Krystal Birungi

After three years of being a member of the Global Fund Advocates Network (GFAN) Speakers Bureau, I am honoured to have been re-selected to be a part of a cohort…

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New research technician  

Posted 7th June 2023 by Sian Wakley

I am delighted to be joining Target Malaria as a Research Technician in the Crisanti Lab at Imperial College’s South Kensington Campus.  In my role, I support PhD students and…

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How Target Malaria uses theatre to communicate with communities  

Posted 2nd June 2023 by Souleymane Kekele

Stakeholder engagement is a key pillar of Target Malaria’s work. Communicating with communities involves prioritising the appropriate methods and channels, and in Burkina Faso, Target Malaria uses theatre as a…

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