Malaria and Beer: a revolutionary relationship
Tuesday 3 May 2011 by Dr. Sam McManusWhat do your favourite beer and the cure for malaria have in common? Not much you would imagine, but... Read More →
What do your favourite beer and the cure for malaria have in common? Not much you would imagine, but... Read More →
Amir Attaran is a biologist and a lawyer by training but a gadfly by nature. The son of Persian immigrants,... Read More →
In 1902 Ronald Ross received the second Nobel Prize for Medicine. Those who knew him while studying medicine... Read More →
We had enough trouble getting hold of a copy of this book, so we took the step to get it scanned and... Read More →
In 2002 the genome sequence of Plasmodium falciparum, the parasite causing the most severe type of human... Read More →
Finally ! 2 years and a couple of favours later, the Malaria Museum is now the proud owner of Dr. Seuss'... Read More →
This is Christoph Niemann's interpretation of a night with a mosquito. More of his work at http://christophniemann.com Read More →
Bart Knols won the 2006 Biology Ig Nobel prize for his work showing that the female malaria mosquito... Read More →
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