In this issue:

  • Largest-ever review of kelch13 data tracks global rise of artemisinin resistance
  • Fill out our survey so we can find out more about the malaria genomic data generation landscape
  • Populations of Anopheles funestus are diverging in Kenya on either side of the Great Rift Valley
  • The fourth iteration of our successful training course has completed with a mini-symposium
  • Virtual meetings about the future of MalariaGEN

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