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Deadly malaria’s evolution revealed

Study shows Plasmodium falciparum emerged earlier than thought and gives clues to how deadly parasites arise

Dr Peter Campbell honoured by EMBO
Sanger’s Head of Cancer, Ageing and Somatic Mutation becomes an elected member of the European Molecular Biology Organization
Congratulations to Peter, who joins 61 fellow researchers from 24 countries on his election to membership of EMBO. Its membership comprises more than 1,800 of the world's foremost researchers in the molecular life sciences ...more
Professor Soranzo and Dr Adams join the Academy of Medical Sciences
Two of Sanger's Group Leaders, from the Human Genetics and the Cancer Programmes, are recognised with prestigious Fellowships
Nicole Soranzo and David Adams are two of 48 world-leading scientists being honoured by the Academy of Medical Sciences for their outstanding contribution to biomedical science and health research ...more
Professor Dominic Kwiatkowski elected Fellow of the Royal Society
Head of Sanger’s Parasites and Microbes Programme joins the Fellowship of the Royal Society
The award recognises Dominic’s pioneering work on malaria, and particularly the use of genomic epidemiology to understand the evolutionary arms race between human, parasite and mosquito populations ...more
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Deadly malaria’s evolution revealed

Dr Peter Campbell honoured by EMBO

Professor Soranzo and Dr Adams join the Academy of Medical Sciences

Professor Dominic Kwiatkowski elected Fellow of the Royal Society

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Professor Nicole Soranzo and Dr David Adams elected to the Academy of Medical Sciences

Professor Dominic Kwiatkowski joins the Fellowship of the Royal Society