The new research agenda for malaria elimination and global eradication stresses the need for innovation and integrated approaches
malERA Refresh is the result of a consultative process with over 180 experts and seeks to accelerate progress to a world free from malaria
More than 180 scientists, malaria programme managers and policy makers from around the world have come together through a consultative process to update the research agenda for malaria elimination and eradication, first produced in 2011. The outcome is a series of seven ‘malERA Refresh’ (malaria eradication research agenda) papers that have undergone expert peer review and will soon be published i
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Reports to: Director, Malaria Elimination Initiative (ISGlobal)
Starting date: September 2017
Closing date for applications: 17:00 CEST on 21 August 2017
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Day 4: Final scientific sessions and Krotoski closing lecture.
Day 1: Pre-meeting courses and Opening ceremony
Day 2: Monday 12th June
The conference’s main scientific meeting got off to an impressive start with 33 talks covering a wide range of themes, grouped into the following topics.
Day 3: Tuesday 13th June
The course is free and is composed of 8 modules.
In February 2017, malaria experts from around the world gathered in Kampala, Uganda to attend "Malaria: From Innovation to Eradication", a conference organized by Keystone Symposia in collaboration with MESA. Eight scientists shared their cutting edge research with MESA, on film.
