Correspondents
The reports from malaria-related conferences would not be possible without the active engagement and collaboration of the MESA Correspondents. We appreciate your time and effort, but most importantly, your enthusiasm and willingness to write fantastic reports that expand access to emerging evidence in malaria research.
CorrespondentKatelyn Stanhope is a PhD candidate in malaria genomics at the Burnet Institute and Deakin University in Melbourne, Australia. Her research focuses on... View full profile
CorrespondentRowartz Kevin Ogola is a public health professional with a background in community health, malaria programming, and epidemiology. He is currently pursuing a... View full profile
Senior EditorKhady Ndiaye is a PhD student in mathematical epidemiology with a strong background in applied mathematics and computational biology. Her doctoral research is... View full profile- CorrespondentKrijn Paaijmans and his team study the biology and behavior of disease vectors (e.g. mosquito development, blood-feeding behavior and vector competence) to design... View full profile
CorrespondentLambert Nzungize is a molecular and genomic epidemiologist working on infectious diseases, specializing in malaria drug and insecticide resistance, with a strong focus... View full profile
CorrespondentLeen Vanheer trained as a medical doctor and is a PhD candidate at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in the... View full profile
CorrespondentLilian Mbaisi is a young Kenyan scientist passionate about tackling tropical diseases. She holds a BSc and MSc from the University of Nairobi.... View full profile
CorrespondentLucas Low is an entomologist at the Tropical Infectious Diseases Research and Education Centre, Universiti Malaya, Malaysia. His current research interests include insect... View full profile
CorrespondentLucy W. Mwangi is a Research Scientist with a focus on Infectious Diseases and Global Health. She is a PhD candidate in Microbiology-Immunology... View full profile
