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Large-Scale Genomic Analysis of Plasmodium falciparum Reveals New Insights into Geographic Diversity and Parasite Adaptation

A new study highlights the utility of sequencing and informatics in investigating cryptic malaria transmission

In April, we delivered our annual four-day LSHTM and online short course on infectious disease ‘omics.

Upcoming events

Check out our upcoming events we are involved in

New work on aedes aegypti to be released

New tick genomes to be released

New sandfly genomes to be released

Past Events

Our team went to talk about our work at the vector borne diseases in the UK conference in Liverpool

Nina, Emma and Joseph went to present their work over the past 3 years on ticks in the UK and their genomics

Joseph Thorpe 1 April 2026

Malaria-MOI, A flexible and scalable tool for predicting multiplicity of infection in malaria parasites.

We present Malaria-MOI, a flexible tool that efficiently estimates clone number from both short- and long-read sequencing data and integrates easily into genome-based profiling and command-line pipelines.

Nina Billows 22 January 2026

Malaria-GENOMAP, a visualisation tool for exploring neglected Plasmodium genomic variation

We developed Malaria-GENOMAP, a user-friendly, web-based visualisation tool that integrates genomic variant data - including allele frequencies - with interactive geographical maps and multi-scale views spanning whole chromosomes to individual genes

Joseph Thorpe 15 January 2026