New approaches and concepts in microbiology
Jun 22–25, 2027
Heidelberg, Germany
BioMalPar XXIII: biology and pathology of the malaria parasite
Parasitology, Pathology and conference by EMBL
Heidelberg, Germany · Hybrid
EMBL Advanced Training Centre
Abstracts due
About
The twenty-third BioMalPar conference connects malaria parasite biology with human-host responses, mosquito vectors and the environmental and public-health conditions that shape transmission. Scientific sessions examine parasite development within hosts, immune evasion and host-pathogen interactions, epidemiology, drug resistance and evolutionary change.
Vector biology and mosquito-parasite dynamics are considered alongside systems biology, omics and emerging experimental technologies. The meeting provides a cross-disciplinary setting for researchers at different career stages to relate molecular discoveries to the continuing challenges of malaria control.
Topics
- malaria parasite biology
- human-host responses
- mosquito vectors
- parasite development
- immune evasion
- host-pathogen interactions
- drug resistance
- Vector biology
- mosquito-parasite dynamics
People
Université de Montpellier, France
Seattle Children's Research Institute, US
Adelaide University, Australia
The University of Edinburgh, UK