
Molecular Parasitology at the University of Galway
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Molecular Parasitology Laboratory based at the University of Galway, Ireland led by Prof John P. Dalton. Follow us on Bluesky 🦋: mpl-uniofgalway.bsky.social
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Beautiful paper by my talented PhD student Aiste Vitkauskaite 🇺🇦 and colleagues published in Virulence - this paper should be a gamechanger. Contact us if you are interested. JohnD Thanks to Research Ireland for funding this great work. Link to the paper below👇: tandfonline.com/doi/metrics/10…



Still time to register! Great topics, with some of my personal favorites #ageing #microRNAs #muscle Brian McDonagh Galway RNA Research Cluster

A fantastic day out for the Molecular Parasitology Lab crew, sharing our research and networking at the Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway College of Science and Engineering Research and Innovation Day 2025!


Prof John Dalton spoke on tackling global parasites affecting humans & their livestock during the Planetary Health session at Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway's College of Science & Engineering Research & Innovation Day 2025, followed by an expert panel on the role of planetary health in society. 🌍


Another year, and the tradition continues! The Zoology Colloquium brought our department community together for a day of fantastic talks, including from our PhD student Aiste Vitkauskaite 🇺🇦, and wrapped up with a tasty, well-deserved BBQ feast! 🔥 🦊🐍🐢🦟🦌🐳🦞#Zoology SNS@UniversityofGalway



Great job by Jake McAuliffe Jake McAuliffe, who presented both a talk and a poster on the pleiotropic effects of the liver fluke Fasciola hepatica peroxiredoxin at the 22nd SFRRI Biennial Meeting, organised by Europe-SFRR! 👏👏👏 Thanks to Research Ireland for funding this work.



Keeping it in the MPL - two years running! 🥳 Well-deserved congratulations to our talented PhD student Eve O’Kelly on winning the Prof. William C. Campbell Postgraduate Award for best presentation at this year’s ISP meeting, presented by ISP president Dr Christopher J Coates.👏


We were delighted to participate in the 3rd Pathogen Biology Ireland (PBI) Conference, held on the 6th of June at the Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway. The event also marked the launch of the IHDI's Infection & Immunity Cluster (IIC), which we’re pleased to be part of. shorturl.at/mzM1k



