WRIM poster highlights at #PAMCA2023! Precision in An. species ID by Miss Avha with a focus on quality assurance and accreditation. And Ashley Morgan Burke explores the GSTE2 AS-PCR for molecular resistance screening in An. funestus s.s. 🦟🧪 #VectorControl #MalariaResearch 🌿

A proud moment seeing my first co-supervised MSc student, Paul C.M. soaring at an international conference! #pamca2023 🥳👏🦟

Hooked up the qEEG machine at the Neuroscience Research Lab WitsNeuRL to have my baseline brain waves measured pre-intervention with neurofeedback training. What fun to be a labrat in a study outside of my own field! 🤓🐀 Wits University

What a moment for our country! 🥹🇿🇦🏆 #BOKKE Springboks

Exciting journey ahead for PostDocs Ashley Burke, Chia-yu Chen, & Hattie Makumbe as they begin Wits CLTD Early Career Academic Development programme! Today’s orientation set the stage for a year of growth & learning through engaging discussions and collaborative opportunities.

Thrilled to be boarding this ship and excited to see what growth is in store! Today was a fun day filled with engaging talks, social anxiety that turned into rewarding discussions, and expansion out of the comfort zone. A good day. 😊

The #WRIMResearchDay has officially kicked off 🎉 We are thrilled to be joined by students and colleagues across a range of disciplines within the field of malaria. #WorldMalariaDay2024

Honoured to receive the “best postdoc presentation” award at our 2nd Biennial Wits Research Institute for Malaria (WRIM) Research Day hosted at Wits Faculty of Health Sciences today on #WorldMalariaDay2024 🥳🎉🦟 Thank you EnvuAgainstMalaria for the goodie bag!

So proud to see the fruits of hard work by Honours student, Layla Van Zyl, a student I was privileged to co-supervise alongside Prof Lizette Koekemoer and Dr Bernard Coetzee. 👏 👏 Congrats on your first paper! 🥂 link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Cancer turns worlds upside down. I stand in support of the fight against cancer. 🎗️ #WorldCancerDay #UnitedByUnique #NationalCancerRegistrySA #WorldCancerDay NICD

Today, NICD marked World Malaria Day with engaging campus activities highlighting our work in surveillance, diagnostics, and vector research. The fight to end malaria doesn’t end today; it must continue. Let’s work together towards a malaria-free future.

On #WorldMalariaDay we reflect, reload and reignite. 🙌 #reinvest #reimagine #reignite