In this issue:

  • A landmark paper on Anopheles funestus was published in Science
  • New training modules are available for An. funestus data analysis.
  • Gates Cambridge applications are now open
  • LSHTM is putting on an event about multiscale malaria
  • ASTMH is coming up soon, in November.
  • Monoclonal antibodies might soon be a new tool in the armamentarium against malaria.

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