Our Mentoring Program for #MothersInSTEMM is now open! Designed to empower women studying or working in #STEMM fields to achieve their career goals while juggling motherhood-without burnout. Apply now! mothersinscience.com/mentoring-prog… Academic Mom, PhD Mothers and the Leaky-Pipeline in STEMM Association for Women in Science #WomeninSTEM

Egypt declared malaria-free after 100-year effort, BBC reports. bbc.com/news/articles/…

Thank you to The Lancet Infectious Diseases for featuring my research and early career in infectious diseases and public health. Check it out! thelancet.com/journals/lanin…

Stanford Biosciences & REACH Initiative will be at #SACNAS National Diversity in STEM Conference. Visit us at Booth 1650! #2024NDISTEM #YouBelong #RepresentationMatters #RepresentationInSTEM

Stanford healthcare masking requirement to start November 1st. We are seeing a lot of upper respiratory symptoms starting already in urgent cares.

Stanford Biosciences is comprised of 14 home programs. In our #HomeProgramSeries we will be taking a peek at the different departments. Swipe ➡️ to learn about our #Immunology program and faculty. For a #DeepDive visit their website: med.stanford.edu/immunol.html

Jagannathan Lab members are presenting at ASTMH #TropMed24 in just a couple of weeks! Check out our abstracts below ⬇️ and save the date 🗓️

📢The submission for abstract & symposia for the 2nd WiM Conference has been extended to November 18th, 23:59 CET! Please visit: shorturl.at/HodBx to submit your abstract and/or symposia proposal. Please re-share ☺️ #malaria #WomenInMalaria 🧬🧫🦟👩🏾‍🔬📊

Natural killer cell antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity to P falciparum is impacted by cellular phenotypes, erythrocyte polymorphisms, parasite diversity & intensity of transmission onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ct…

Happy #DemocracyDay - go out and get your voice heard by casting a ballot at your local polling place!

my first co-1st author publication of grad school is finally live! so grateful to deepen relationships with incredible collaborators IDRCUganda through this work and to Clinical & Translational Immunology for giving us a platform! link to open access paper: doi.org/10.1002/cti2.7…

The 2nd Women In Malaria (WiM) Virtual Conference (19 - 20 March, 2025) has extended the abstract and symposia deadline to 18th November, 23:59 CET. Follow the link to submit now: womeninmalaria.es/wim-conference/ #Malaria #WomenInMalaria #EndMalaria #MalariaResearch Women In Malaria

The IDRC team is bringing the energy to ASTMH with their inspiring presentations! 🤩 We are inspired by their impactful work.

☀️ Looking to get paid & gain valuable research experience this summer? REUs are ~6-8 weeks summer programs for undergrads. They are very helpful for post-grad jobs & applying to grad or professional schools! See our REU database to learn more! ➡️ cientificolatino.com/reu

We're thrilled to announce the promotions of #StanDOM's Anjali Bhatt Saxena, Clinical Professor (Nephrology), Jonathan G Shaw, Clinical Professor (PCPH) & Purvesh Khatri, Professor (BMIR). Thank you for your dedication to advancing knowledge!

still pinching myself! thanks to everyone who attended my #TropMed24 talk yesterday and for the organizers for giving me this opportunity to talk about my work (Jagannathan Lab). so grateful for this meeting and this wonderful community! #IamTropMed

Heads of State gathered for the UN General Assembly warned that if more funding treatment and research for malaria isn’t secured, millions more, especially women and children in LMICs, could die by 2029. guardian.ng/features/healt…

The latest World Malaria Report shows just how much of a boondoggle this fight has been. No matter how positively we frame the findings, the reality remains that cases are increasing, signaling that preventive measures are failing. Although deaths are on the decline, suggesting

New data suggests extreme weather could result in 550K additional malaria deaths in Africa by 2050, making it more important than ever to commit to eradication. Strong commitments from African leaders and increased global investment are vital to #EndMalaria.

The world needs science, and science needs women. 👩‍🔬🧪 Yet, they remain under-represented and struggle to get recognition for their achievements. More from UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 on Tuesday’s International Day of Women & Girls in Science: on.unesco.org/WomenInScience