27 May - 29 May 2026
BioMalPar XXII: biology and pathology of the malaria parasite
Maria Bernabeu, Bismarck Dinko, Bjorn Kafsack, Kasia Modrzynska
Description OverviewSpeakersProgrammePractical informationSponsorsMedia kit Overview This conference will take place at EMBL Heidelberg with the option to attend virtually Conference overview Malaria remains a major global health burden and progress toward its control and elimination has been limited by growing drug resistance the challenge of developing a highly effective and broadly active vaccine reduced commitments to global public health and political instability The goal of BioMalPar is to 1 highlight recent advances in basic and translational research into the biology of malaria parasites their interactions with their mammalian host and mosquito vector and the development of new interventions 2 foster collaboration among researchers in these efforts and 3 provide training and networking opportunities for participants Together we can drive forward the innovations and strategies needed to reduce the terrible toll malaria takes Join us in this crucial endeavour to understand the biology of the malaria parasite and to advance global health Session topics Parasite cell and molecular biology Transmission and vector biology Host parasite interactions Evolution and ecology Genome scale approaches What past participants say about the conference The BioMalPar Conference is its own kind of amazing Great science shared very friendly brilliant scientists and fun meeting It was also my first time at the EMBL Training centre magnificent Joy Kabagenyi University of Glasgow UK I was thoroughly impressed by the breadth of topics covered and the quality of speakers at the conference Especially impressive name of each sessions made the conference a standout event offering rich content and valuable connections with peers and experts It was a rewarding experience Shilpi Jain International Centre of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology New Delhi India Hands down this is one of the best annual malaria meetings in the world I ve attended almost every meeting and every year I m amazed by the fresh science and the amazing progress being reported Manuel Llin s Penn State University USA Speakers Sabrina Absalon Indiana University School of Medicine USA Jessica Bryant Institut Pasteur France Tania De Koning Ward Deakin University Australia Ron Dzikowski The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Israel Elena G mez Diaz Institute of Parasitology and Biomedicine Lopez Neyra Spain Rob Moon London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine UK Eric Ochomo Centre for Global Health Research Kenya Medical Research Institute Kenya Isabella Oyier KEMRI Wellcome Trust Research Programme Kenya Jetsumon Prachumsri Mahidol University Thailand Filipa Rijo Ferreira University of California Berkeley USA Miguel Soares Gulbenkian Institute for Molecular Medicine Portugal Arthur Talman The University of Montpellier France Sibao Wang Chinese Academy of Sciences China Scientific organisers Maria Bernabeu EMBL Barcelona Spain Bismarck Dinko Kwame Nkrumah University of Science Technology Ghana Bj rn Kafsack Weill Cornell Medical College USA Kasia Modrzynska University of Glasgow UK Emeritus steering group member Jessica Bryant Institut Pasteur France Friedrich Frischknecht Heidelberg University Hospital Germany Conference organiser Chris Stocks EMBL Heidelberg Germany Programme Are you on social media Post using EMBLMalaria and don t forget to tag EMBLEvents Please note that the programme is subject to change Some speakers may need to join virtually to give their talk For registered participants recorded talks will be accessible on demand for 4 weeks after the end of the event unless indicated otherwise The poster listing can be found here The bus schedule for the shuttle bus is available here A shuttle bus to Frankfurt Airport will be available on Friday 29 May 2026 departing at 16 30 The ticket price is 30 per person Day 1 Wednesday 27 May 2026 Time Europe Berlin Speaker10 00 11 00Pre conference workshop Women In Malaria WiM Workshop The workshop focuses on identifying and addressing Imposter Syndrome a barrier that continues to hinder the professional development of many women in science limited spaces available pre sign up required 11 30 13 00Registration and light refreshments13 00 13 15Opening remarks13 15 15 00Session 1 How to make a working cell all about parasite moleculesChairs Ben Liffner Adelaide University AustraliaStephanie Nofal Gulbenkian Institute for Molecular Medicine Portugal13 15 13 45Unravelling rhoptry biology in Plasmodium from proteome to functionTania De Koning Ward Deakin University Australia13 45 14 00Identifying antimalarial resistance determinants using a genome wide overexpression screen in Plasmodium knowlesiBasil Tino Thommen Harvard T H Chan School of Public Health USANot available on demand14 00 14 15Rationally Designed PfCLK3 Inhibitor that offers a radical cure for malariaOmar Janha Keltic Pharma Therapeutics UK14 15 14 45Expanding Our View of Plasmodium From Organelle Division to Host PathogenesisSabrina Absalon Indiana University USA14 45 15 00Deciphering the Cellular Roles of Myosin J and Myosin F in Plasmodium falciparumPhilip Ilani West African Centre for Cell Biology of Infectious Pathogens Ghana15 00 15 30Coffee Break and Meet the speakers15 30 16 45Session 2 Molecular insights into the parasite life cycleChairs Vincent Geoghegan University of York UKAnat Florentin The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Israel15 30 15 45Plasmodium berghei liver stages create a damage mimicking vacuole to hijack ER membrane contact sites for host lipid uptakePaul Christian Burda Justus Liebig University Giessen Germany15 45 16 15Sex determination in Plasmodium falciparumArthur Talman The University of Montpellier France16 15 16 30Decrease in PfKelch13 abundance governs artemisinin hyper resistance in iteratively RSA selected K13C580Y P falciparum and reveals stochastics in cycle lengthIsabelle Henshall Bernard Nocht Institute of Tropical Medicine Germany16 30 16 45A cytoskeleton associated Plasmodium protein critical for organelle segregationFrancesca Navarro Harvard Medical School Boston Children s Hospital USA16 45 17 15Flash talk session 1 odd numbers 43 Jeffrey Arrindell 47 Ludivine Baron 53 Shreeja Biswas 55 Cas Boshoven 57 Alice Brinkworth 61 Adrian Candelas 71 Robert Dom nech Eres 81 Vincent Geoghegan 93 Melissa Hart 99 Joy Kabagenyi 113 Gernot L ngst 129 Nahla Metwally 141 Stephanie Diane Nofal 151 Kapil Pareek 163 Mukul Rawat 175 Louis Sarrazin17 15 18 30Poster Session 1 odd numbers 18 30 19 30Lifetime achievement award19 30 21 00Dinner in Canteen21 00 22 30After dinner drinks Day 2 Thursday 28 May 2026 Time Europe Berlin Speaker09 00 12 00Session 3 A balancing act In s and out of gene expression regulation Chairs Catherine Merrick University of Cambridge UKFrancesca Florini Weill Cornell Medicine USA09 00 09 30Beyond the Splice SR Proteins Chromatin and Sexual Development in PlasmodiumRon Dzikowski The Hebrew University of Jerusalem IsraelNot available on demand09 30 09 45The sphinx of parasitism controlling parasite survival under drug pressureSakshi Anand Jawaharlal Nehru University India09 45 10 00Translational regulation of var2csa a gene crucial to pregnancy associated malariaEvi Hadjimichael Weill Cornell Medicine USA10 00 10 30Coffee Break and Meet the speakers10 30 11 00Do nut underestimate the importance of spatio temporal gene regulation Jessica Bryant Institut Pasteur France11 00 11 30Adaptive cell plasticity in malaria parasites under fluctuating host environmentsElena G mez Diaz Institute of Parasitology and Biomedicine Lopez Neyra SpainNot available on demand11 30 11 45Landscape of genomic R loops during Plasmodium asexual development A new virulence gene regulatory mechanism Varsha H J Manipal Academy of Higher Education and Institute of Bioinformatics and Applied Biotechnology India11 45 12 00Chromatin domains proteomes reveal new epigenetic and checkpoint proteins in the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparumGala Ramon Zamorano Radboud University The Netherlands12 00 12 30Update on PlasmoDB status New tools discussion of database sustainabilityDavid Roos University of Pennsylvania USA12 30 13 30Lunch and Meet the speakers13 30 16 30Session 4 Beyond the confines of the labChairs Anna Rosanas Urgell Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp BelgiumGerhard Wunderlich University of S o Paulo Brazil13 30 14 00Tracking the genetic footprint of malaria parasites following antimalarial drug pressure in KenyaIsabella Oyier KEMRI Wellcome Trust Research Programme Kenya14 00 14 15Extremely high prevalence of subclinical P malariae and P ovale infections in western Kenya with high density infections occurring almost exclusively among moderate to high density P falciparum carriersCristian Koepfli University of Notre Dame USA14 15 14 30Expression of specific var gene subtypes is differentially associated with severe malaria syndromesNdugwa Henry Kenya Medical Research Institute Kenya14 30 15 00Coffee Break and Meet the speakers15 00 15 30Talk title to be confirmedJetsumon Prachumsri Mahidol University Thailand this talk is remote via zoom 15 30 15 45Comparative Plasmodium vivax single cell RNAseq analysis of matched bone marrow and blood samples from Brazilian malaria patientsFiona Achcar University of Glasgow UK15 45 16 00From complement to clinical outcome FHR 1 as a key modulator of malaria pathogenesisAlliyah Byrd RWTH Aachen University Germany16 00 16 30Flash talk session 2 48 Hugo Belda 66 Anna Cosson 70 Dalia Diaz 118 Benjamin Liffner 120 Patricia L pez Barona 122 Sonakshi Madan 134 Gabriel Pradele 172 Abhinay Ramapran 176 Melanie Schmid 206 Francesca Florini16 30 18 00Poster Session 2 even numbers 18 00 20 00Gala Dinner in canteen20 00 23 30Conference party with live band Day 3 Friday 29 May 2026 Time Europe Berlin Speaker09 00 12 00Session 5 Parasite vs the hostChairs Viola Introini Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light GermanyElen Bushel Ume University Sweden09 00 09 30A metabolic based defense strategy against malariaMiguel Soares Gulbenkian Institute for Molecular Medicine PortugalNot available on demand 09 30 09 45Targeted volume EM to study host pathogen interactions during cerebral malaria in a 3D vascular modelHannah Fleckenstein EMBL Heidelberg GermanyNot available on demand09 45 10 00Diverse mechanisms by which RIFINs suppress immune cell function in malarial infectionsSamuel Chamberlain University of Oxford UK10 00 10 30Coffee Break and Meet the speakers10 30 11 00Using P knowlesi to uncover invasion biology and guide vaccine development against polymorphic P vivax antigensRob Moon London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine UK11 00 11 15Navigating the surface deciphering divergent trafficking pathways in P falciparumGwendolin Fuchs Gulbenkian Institute for Molecular Medicine Portugal11 15 11 30One insecticide two targets chlorfenapyr blocks parasite developmentVictoria Ingham University of Heidelberg Germany11 30 12 00Talk title to be confirmedFilipa Rijo Ferreira UC Berkeley USA12 00 13 30Lunch and Meet the speakers13 00 13 30 Future of Biomalpar discussion 13 30 16 00Session 6 Inside the mosquito world the vector sideChairs Michael Delves London School of Hygiene Tropical Medicine UKGabriele Pradel RWTH Aachen University Germany13 30 14 00AnoSTEP AfriKa Project Understanding the invasion and spread of Anopheles stephensi across Africa and implications for malaria controlEric Ochomo Centre for Global Health Research Kenya Medical Research Institute Kenya this talk is remote via zoom 14 00 14 15The role of reticulocytes in protection from severe malariaAngelo Ferreira Chora Gulbenkian Institute for Molecular Medicine PortugalNot available on demand14 15 14 30TCMDC123880 is a dual stage antimalarial that inhibits parasite proliferation of asexuals and male gametocytes via a novel mode of action putatively linked to alpha tubulinRosie Bridgwater London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine UK14 30 15 00 Coffee Break and Meet the speakers15 00 15 30 Harnessing Mosquito Gut Symbiotic Bacteria to Block Malaria TransmissionSibao Wang Chinese Academy of Sciences China15 30 15 45A divergent CCCH type zinc finger protein directs sexual fate in Plasmodium falciparumDaniel Ballmer Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute Switzerland15 45 16 00Understanding the translational repression landscape in gametocytogenesisNiva Jayakrishnan Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity Australia16 00 16 15Closing remarks and poster prize announcements16 15Departure Practical information Registration fees On site registration fees include Admission to the event Meals and coffee breaks Conference materials Access to the online event platform Access to all the livestreamed talks Video library of the recorded talks during the event and for four weeks afterwards Please note at the request of individual speakers some talks are not recorded A letter to support your visa 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OverviewSpeakersProgrammePractical informationSponsorsMedia kit Overview This conference will take place at EMBL Heidelberg, with the option to attend virtually. Conference overview Malaria remains a major global health burden and progress toward its control and elimination has been limited by growing drug resistance, the challenge of developing a highly effective and broadly active vaccine, reduced commitments to global public health, and political instability. The goal of BioMalPar is to (1) highlight recent advances in basic and translational research into the biology of malaria parasites, their interactions with their mammalian host and mosquito vector, and the development of new interventions, (2) foster collaboration among researchers in these efforts, and (3) provide training and networking opportunities for participants. Together, we can drive forward the innovations and...
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