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on the Vector Observatory project (https://www.malariagen.net/vobs/ ). Malaria continues to pose a major global health challenge, and mosquito vectors are central to transmission. The project addresses three
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facilities. Lab website: https://www.unmc.edu/pathology/faculty/bios/ng.html The ideal candidate will have a strong background in cellular and molecular biology, malaria parasitology, demonstrated success as a
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and Microbiology, University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Medicine. The research focuses on the malaria parasite proteasome, ubiquitination, and stress responses in the context of drug
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, the deadliest malaria parasite, is responsible for malaria pathogenicity. Unlike model organisms, Plasmodium divides in unconventional ways producing not two but up to tens of thousands of daughter cells, in a
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on Plasmodium vivax, an understudied malaria parasite species. Job Description Primary Duties & Responsibilities: Information on being a postdoc at WashU in St. Louis can be found at https
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multiple affiliations. Postdoctoral FellowPosition Computational approaches to malaria parasite antigen diversity Duke Global Health Institute Be You. The Malaria Collaboratory is recruiting an exceptional
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University of California, Los Angeles | Los Angeles, California | United States | about 23 hours ago
of H. Pylori and malaria vaccines. Ideal candidates will be experienced in human and or mouse B cell biology and use of the following approaches including high-parameter flow cytometry, single-cell
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gene editing techniques. We are seeking: • One highly qualified post-doctoral researcher with proven experience in gene editing and inhibition assays applied to the malaria-causing parasite. The FAPESP
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they will focus on developing microneedle skin patches to deliver next generation malaria vaccines based on newly identified antigens and newly licensed adjuvants. The research will involve designing, testing
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that disproportionately affect those in developing countries, such as malaria and other tropical diseases. These tools will be made freely accessible via an open-source, web-based platform, ensuring