Heartiest congratulations Rita Rita Tewari! Fantastic news for the award of #ERCAdG. Well deserved. Thanks to European Research Council (ERC) for providing the opportunity to study the fascinating biology of Plasmodium male gametogenesis Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN.

Thanks Jessica! It’s a great feeling to see all these lovely images again and again, specially on front page. Thanks to Rita Tewari giving this opportunity to generate these images.

So nice to see Tony Holder receiving the BioMalPar Life Time Achievement Award with such enthusiasm showing what he has done in the past 50 years and with the same enthusiasm about the many open questions to the future. Cum Laude speech by Mike Blackman #EMBLMalaria

Division and Transmission of Malaria Parasite: Key regulatory molecules. Happy to share our latest review. Annual Reviews, Rita Tewari, #BioMalPar annualreviews.org/doi/abs/10.114….

Your cell is an entire factory that works 24/7: #biology

Meiosis in Plasmodium: how does it work? checkout our opinion in Trends in Parasitology . Many thanks to David Guttery, Zeeshan Tony Holder Eelco Tromer. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Happy to share our recent publication on atypical flagella assembly in Plasmodium highlighting #livecellimaging, #volumeEM #EMtomography in collaboration with Molly Hair Oxford Brookes Centre for Bioimaging European Research Council (ERC) Rita Tewari nature.com/articles/s4146…

Happy to share our new study on the role of Plasmodium NEK1 in MTOC organization during male gamete formation. Thanks to fantastic collaborators @BrochetLab ; Eelco Tromer; Tony Holder; David Ferguson; Pathogens@KAUST; and Rita Tewari biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Co-dependent formation of the Toxoplasma gondii subpellicular microtubules and inner membrane skeleton biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #biorxiv_micrbio

We are looking for an enthusiastic and motivated research fellow to join our group to understand the unusual cell cycle CDK-cyclins in malaria parasite cell division. Job Vacancy at the University of Nottingham: Research Associate/Fellow (Fixed term) jobs.nottingham.ac.uk/MED267724

On World Mosquito Day 2024 - @Ritatewari and her lab team UoN Life Sciences talk about why mosquitos pose more of a risk to the UK than we think, and why it is important that we find a way to prevent and control diseases spread by mosquitos #WorldMosquitoDay ow.ly/2WVg50T1kOn

Happy to share that our image was selected as an Image of Distinction in Nikon's competition. Rita Tewari , Robert Markus, Sarah Pashley. Malaria parasites and mouse blood cells | 2024 Photomicrography Competition | Nikon’s Small World: nikonsmallworld.com/galleries/2024…

✨Andrew Kennard Katrina Velle Lillian Fritz-Laylin et al. published a beautiful paper in Current Biology ✨ Gil Henkin & I 👯 were happy to highlight this exciting work! 👉Original article here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… 👉Dispatch here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Many congratulations Ryuji. Your first paper in our lab and in Plasmodium. Well done.

This study reveals how Plasmodium kinases regulate MTOC, axoneme, and kinetochore organisation in male gametogenesis, providing key insights into potential targets for malaria transmission control Rita Tewari Ryuji Yanase Zeeshan David Guttery hubs.la/Q03dh3ln0

Thank you, Rita Rita Tewari , for visiting CDRI. It was a pleasure to see you. I remain deeply grateful for your training and guidance, which have supported my journey from postdoctoral fellow to Senior Scientist

Our new findings on Plasmodium Apicortin that is restricted to invasive stages within mosquitos. Rita Tewari , Thanks to our collaborators Carolyn Moore and Tony Holder. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…