Juan, Aboagye and I spent several days on Welsh coast at the British Society for Parasitology’s spring meeting in Aberystwyth. Not the easiest place to get to from London, but definitely worth it – a nice location and a great meeting. It was good to be able to present our…
Thanks to Pascal Maser (SwissTPH) for inviting me to present our latest apoL1 and anti-leishmanial drug RNAi library findings at the 2017 SwissTryp meeting in Leysin, Switzerland (11th-13th January, 2017). It was a great opportunity to hear about some of the great trypanosomatid research going on in Switzerland…
6-9th April was spent at the University of Cambridge attending the British Society for Parasitology annual meeting, including the Tryp-Leish symposium. Thanks to Mark Field (and colleagues) for organising a great meeting – his final act in Cambridge before packing up his lab and moving to the University of…
The 5th Kinetoplastid Molecular Cell Biology meeting in Woods Hole MA kicks off on the 21st April, and I’m going to be speaking about some of the findings from our latest RNAi library screen.
Inhibition of Trypanosoma brucei cathepsin-L increases sensitivity to lysis by human serum.
Human serum…
Gave an invited talk on High throughput genetic analysis in Trypanosoma brucei at the biennial RSTMH meeting at Warwick University. It was a diverse meeting, including representatives from malaria, TB, Onchocerca and maternal health research, amongst many others, looking at ‘discovery and delivery of new paradigms for global health’; though…
