The Molecular Parasitology Meeting was a blast! 🥳Fredrik, Miren, and Diego Macedo were there to represent the AnkarklevLab and showcase our research on malaria transmission. Hats off to parasitesrule for orchestrating this event! 🧬🦟 #MPM2023

Join the gene-commenting adventure with the AnkarklevLab! Our "got parasites?" mugs from VEuPathDb are the perfect companions. Comment on your favorite parasite genes and you might win one for yourself! 💬🔍 #VEuPathDb

A round of applause for Franziska Hildebrandt, who's done a fantastic job finishing her PhD journey! 🎓 We wish her the best of luck in her next career experience at the Treeck Lab (@Moritz_Treeck) where new adventures in Toxoplasma research await Thank you for everything, Franzi! 🌟

My early Christmas present: happy to share our preprint of my PhD work in the AnkarklevLab. We decipher host-pathogen interactions in #Plasmodium infected #liver in the true tissue context and with single cell resolution. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

It appears #NIAID will shutter the genome data base we all use daily. This strikes me as a significant mistake that may well endanger much of our global progress. British Society for Parasitology Aust Soc for Para ASTMH Trends in Parasitology ASP-Parasitologists parasitesrule PEERs in Parasitology (PiP)

I am over the moon excited that the last first author paper from my PhD in the AnkarklevLab is out in Nature Communications today! It was a wonderful team effort with @JVR_Lab, Emma Andersson, Noémi Van Hul, Charlotte Scott and Joakim Lundeberg! nature.com/articles/s4146…

Exciting new research from David Serre at University of Maryland School of Medicine ! 🦟 Single-cell RNA-seq uncovers how polyclonal Plasmodium vivax infections impact parasite development and transmission. Must-read for #Malaria researchers! #Pvivax pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39223117/

Interesting new study from Swiss TPH by Prof. Till S. Voss and colleagues uncovers distinct roles of PfARK1-3 kinases in Plasmodium falciparum mitosis, with PfARK1/2 showing male-specific expression in late-stage gametocytes. Great read! 👉 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39235260/

Big thanks to Dr. Richard Green from University of Washington and Natera for visiting us and sharing his insights on personalized medicine. We’re excited to follow his work and keep the conversation going!

Excited to see our malaria research featured on TV4 Nyheterna!🎥 Catch the interview to learn about our latest work on malaria infection in the liver and gametocyte biology. #Malaria#SpatialTranscriptomics tv4.se/artikel/4hYTPB…

Exciting day at the SciLifeLab Spatial Summit and great to meet so many talented researchers in spatial biology! Best Poster Award went to our PhD student, Miren Urrutia 🥳 Thanks @SciLifeLab for hosting such a great event #SpatialBiology #SciLifeLab

Happy to see this exciting study in press, big congrats to Qian Li and Sherwin Chan Karolinska Institutet . Thanks for an exciting collaboration, more to come! cell.com/iscience/fullt…

Last week, Johan Ankarklev paid tribute to Svenska Sällskapet för Medicinsk Forskning for their funding of our exciting research program. It was a pleasure to share our recent successes! Congrats to all new SSMF grant awardees! 🥂

We were pleased to host Prof. Nilmar Moretti from Unifesp 🇧🇷and Université de Montréal 🇨🇦at Stockholm University last week, where he shared his exciting research on Leishmania and protein acetylation 🥼🔬 A great week with a great collaborator 🤝 Obrigado pela visita, Nilmar!

It’s been a true pleasure hosting Prof. John Adams from USF Health, a leading figure in malaria research, at Stockholm University. He shared insights into his lab’s work, from host-parasite interactions to metabolic processes driving parasite survival. Very inspiring!!

Thrilled to be at the #TropMed24, an incredible forum for exchanging the latest advances in tropical medicine, hygiene, and global health. Huge thanks to the organizers ASTMH for bringing the community together!