Malaria Centre
The Malaria Centre at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine houses the largest number of malaria researchers, students and support staff in Europe. The Centre is unique in its size and breadth and draws together the diverse research and teaching activities carried out at the School.
As well as developing tools, techniques and knowledge about malaria, a strong emphasis is placed on translating research outcomes into practice. Centre staff also play an instrumental role in the world-class teaching and training of malaria students and professionals across the world.
The Centre has a range of facilities that contribute to the diagnosis, treatment and research of malaria. The Centre brings members together through regular seminars and events and provides support to research projects in malaria endemic countries.
Upcoming events
Patrick Walker will present a seminar on "Linking malaria in pregnancy to population transmission dynamics: a model of placental infection and the role of parity-dependent immunity"
Gillian Stressman will present seminar on Operational strategies for the identification and targeting of hotspots of malaria transmission
Latest news
Malaria Centre members contribute to paper in Social Science and Medicine on the enactment of malaria at health facilities in Cameroon.
Last updated Tuesday, May 15, 2012 - 13:01 by dalia [dot] iskander [at] lshtm [dot] ac [dot] uk (Dalia Iskander)








