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Congratulations to our colleagues in Kenya for this achievement.

JOB ALERT. Please share widely. We LSTM Vector Biology are looking for a new faculty-level vector biologist tinyurl.com/42tjbw66 Happy to discuss the role with interested candidates byt phone, email or in person at #pamca #astmh meetings.

Congratulations to our own Rhosheen, for this great award.

Our new joint funding with the Gates Foundation will fill research gaps whilst strengthening disease modelling in Africa. 💰 Funding: up to £3 million 🗓️ Duration: 3 to 5 years 💡Areas: vector-borne diseases, NTDs and more Apply by 23 October👇 wellc.me/3Rw1ofl

New paper alert! How do long term changes in land-use and long-term average climate affect regional biophysical conditions in southern Malawi? Congratulations Clinty and team for this nice work Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Small dams drive Anopheles abundance during the dry season in a high malaria burden area of Malawi, a preprint, Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme

We had a table display of HUGS work with Shire_Vec to illustrate our activities at LSTM AGM on malaria and schistosomiasis Neglected Tropical Diseases Malawi

A first alert of Biomphalaria pfeifferi in the Lower Shire, Southern Malawi, a keystone intermediate snail host for intestinal schistosomiasis. Congrats Clinty et al. researchsquare.com/article/rs-372…

We are excited to formally receive the #QAPrize tomorrow, the highest national honour for higher education. Read more about our prize-winning project Tiny Targets: lstm.ac/TinyTargets

Used car tires or containers around homes/garages could harbor mosquitoes, threatening disease fight. The #SPACES project Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme is making entomological surveys of #Aedes breeding grounds around Blantyre Mw. Mosquitoes will be assessed for the presence of arboviruses.

Huge congratulations to our partners at LSTM Vector Biology LSTM for the Queens Anniversary prize for the impact of Tiny targets ( tiny traps for controlling sleeping sickness), @TorrSteve

Another exciting news from our colleague Clinty Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme for winning the Royal Geography society prize for best dissertation in the UK and Ireland. Well done mate!

well done team Blessings Chiepa et al

Congratulations Patrick.

New paper alert! Congratulations to our own Shire-vec team Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme Link: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

New study led by our own scientists in Malawi and UK discusses how dams could influence malaria transmission during the dry season. resjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/mv…… Congratulations team Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme LSTM

🌟 Exciting first week for Chancy Msowoya👩🏿‍🔬 and Chisomo Nkhoma👨🏿‍🔬 at LSTM, working with their tsetse colony🪰 They’ve developed skills in fly tissue extraction, ovarian age grading🪰🔬, and tsetse husbandry. Next week: lab experiments! 🧪🥼 #SleepingSickness #Entomology

Our article has been selected as the editor's choice in Medical & Veterinary Entomology. We explored the association between mosquito exposure and dam proximity by monitoring monthly mosquito catches whilst also mapping potential larval habitat and undertaking larval sampling ow.ly/VUUa50TYgAa

New article alert. Attractive targeted sugar baits have a great potential to facilitate malaria elimination efforts by complementing the current control tool kit. Take a look at my short commentary article published in Malaria Journal link.springer.com/10.1186/s12936…

Yesterday, I presented my research to officials from the MoH & Agriculture on using #Ivermectin as a complementary tool to fight malaria vectors. 🐛 Targets outdoor-biting, insecticide-resistant mosquitoes 🌍 #OneHealth solution ✅ Benefits animals & humans #Collaborations