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Professor Sir Brian Greenwood

Celebrating a pioneer in global health: Professor Sir Brian Greenwood’s remarkable career

Thursday 28 November 2024

“Children under the age of five make up the majority of fatal cases of malaria and we can’t afford to let resistance to vital antimalarials continue unchecked, without having effective replacements ready.” Colin Sutherland, Professor of Parasitology, LSHTM

First evidence of resistance to vital antimalarial in African children with severe malaria

Thursday 14 November 2024

Sophie Moss standing in front of the entrance of LSHTM, Keppel Street

Unveiling Malaria’s Genetic Mysteries: Sophie’s PhD Journey in Genomic Epidemiology and Vector Research

Monday 11 November 2024

From left to right: Professor Taane Clark, Professor Jimmy Whitworth RSTMH president, Professor Daniel Chandramohan

LSHTM researchers awarded for outstanding work in global health and tropical medicine

Wednesday 16 October 2024

malaria centre member Hristina Vasileva

Exploring STEVOR Proteins: Hristina's PhD Journey in Malaria Research

Tuesday 1 October 2024

brian greenwood community health and research centre

Inauguration of the Brian Greenwood Centre in Mali

Monday 16 September 2024

"Deciphering factors driving the maintenance of malaria in India is key for designing innovative strategies and supporting elimination efforts." Dr Sam Wassmer, Associate Professor, Co-Director Malaria Centre, LSHTM

£2.8m funding boost to investigate hidden malaria in India

Tuesday 27 August 2024

Project Management Community of Practice holding a team meeting

A blog post by Raquel Thalheimer, member of the Project Management Community of Practice (CoP)

Thursday 1 August 2024

“The impact of climate change on global health is increasingly evident, with profound implications for malaria and NTDs. This major WHO review has revealed enormous gaps in our understanding of how our rapidly changing climate will affect these diseases - or how to best mitigate and prevent them.” - Isabel Byrne, Research Fellow, LSHTM

Addressing impact of climate change on Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases: A call for research and action

Friday 24 May 2024

“The impact of climate change on global health is increasingly evident, with profound implications for malaria and NTDs. This major WHO review has revealed enormous gaps in our understanding of how our rapidly changing climate will affect these diseases - or how to best mitigate and prevent them.” - Isabel Byrne, Research Fellow, LSHTM

Addressing impact of climate change on Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases: A call for research and action

Friday 24 May 2024

“The opportunity to attend MIM and have conversations with global researchers across different disciplines was invaluable, and the experience will undoubtedly improve my current and future research.” - PhD Student, LSHTM

Reflecting on the Multilateral Initiative on Malaria (MIM) Society’s 8th Pan-African Malaria Conference in Kigali

Monday 20 May 2024

LSHTM Honorary Fellows 2024. From left to right: John O'Donnell, Laura Rodrigues, LSHTM Director Liam Smeeth, Jane Carlton, Chair of LSHTM Council Don Robert

LSHTM Honorary Fellowships go to outstanding research and university leaders

Tuesday 12 March 2024