Read the latest ASP newsletter Vol34.2 December 2023

Download the latest newsletter for some holiday cheer ASP newsletter December 2023 Vol 34.2 for (https://www.parasite.org.au/publications/newsletters/) for all the latest news in parasitology. In this newsletter: Read all about the 2023 ASP Annual Conference and see the photos, plus interviews with our prize winners! Save the date for Parasites in the Pacific 2024, University of Auckland,…

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ASP Online Seminar Series: 17 November 2023 @ 1pm AEDT

Join our online ASP Seminar Series Friday 17th November 2023, 1pm AEDT, featuring Maddy Ray, Charles Sturt University, presenting “Parasites of Australian Native Ducks” and Aya Taki, The University of Melbourne presenting “Advancing anthelmintic discovery with high-throughout screening – ‘from hit to target’” with co-chairs Jill Chmielewski, University of Adelaide, and Stuart Ralph, University of…

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Congratulations to all student prize winners from the 2023 ASP Conference!

Congratulations to all of our ASP Student Prize Winners from the 2023 ASP Annual Conference, 5-8 September, Darwin. Capella Maguire, Australian National University for her presentation “Investigating the role of mitochondrial dehydrogenases in Toxoplasma gondii” winning Best 15 Minute Talk presented by a student 2023 ASP Annual Conference 5-8 September, Darwin   Tana Sukee, The University…

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Congratulations to 2023 BMM winner Wai-Hong Tham

Congratulations to Professor Wai-Hong Tham, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute who was awarded the 2023 Bancroft- Mackerras Medal for Excellence. Professor Wai-Hong Tham received her PhD from Princeton University. She is a Lab Head and co-Chair of the Biologics Initiative at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute. She has made fundamental discoveries in novel host-pathogen…

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2023 ASP Annual Conference

The 2023 ASP Annual Conference will take place at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Esplanade Darwin 5-8 September 2023 with the registration desk opening at 2pm on Tuesday 5th September 2023. The Welcome Reception will take place at Hilton Garden Inn Darwin on Tuesday 5th September 2023 from 7pm, the scientific program will run across…

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ASP Online Seminar Series: 11 August @ 1pm AEST

Join our online ASP Seminar Series Friday 11th August 2023, 1pm AEST, featuring Doris Pierce, James Cook University, presenting “Experimental hookworm infection in humans with metabolic disease: A Phase 1b trial” and Gemma Zerna, LaTrobe University, presenting “Enhancing Liver Fluke Therapeutic Efficacy Through Vaccine Formulation” with co-chairs Jill Chmielewski, University of Adelaide, and Stuart Ralph,…

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Deadline extended for 2023 ASP Concepts in Parasitology course applications

Join us for a two-week course at UQ’s Moreton Bay Research Station offering students a unique opportunity to work with prominent Australian parasitologists and learn state-of-the-art research techniques. The next Concepts in Parasitology (CiP) course will take place between Saturday 25th November and Friday 8th December 2023. To apply download the course application form. The…

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Read the latest ASP newsletter Vol34.1 June 2023

Download the ASP newsletter June 2023 Vol 34.1 for all the latest news in parasitology. In this newsletter (https://www.parasite.org.au/publications/newsletters/) : Read all about the 2023 ASP Annual Conference which will take place 5-8 September, DoubleTree by Hilton Esplanade, Darwin NT. The 2023 Australian Society for Parasitology Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 6th September (https://www.parasite.org.au/the-society/join-the-asp-council/)…

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Register for the 2023 ASP Annual Conference!

Register for the 2023 ASP Annual Conference in Darwin, Northern Territory from Tuesday 5 – Friday 8 September 2023 at DoubleTree by Hilton Esplanade Darwin.  Register online https://www.conftool.org/parasitology2023/ Join us face-to-face at the 2023 ASP Conference to discuss the latest research and state-of-the-art technologies in parasitology with our outstanding mix of quality international and Australian scientists.…

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