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In the effort to build our vaccine capacity, two EHI scientists, named Mercy E. Adiniko and Bunga Rana, were proudly chosen by the International Vaccine Institute (IVI) to participate in the 2024 Introductory Course for Standard Practice (GxP) organized by the Global Training Hub for Biomanufacturing (GTH-B) in Seoul, Republic of Korea, from October 28… Continue reading Standard Practice (GxP) in Vaccine Development: Looking through Biomanufacturer Glasses

While the annual malaria parasite incidence is below 1 per 1,000 people, indicating low endemicity, many districts and cities in Sumatra still face a range of issues. These include irregular malaria-related activities, shifting human resources, a shortage of trained microscopists, inadequate case reporting, and limited community involvement in vector control efforts which could pose a… Continue reading Strengthening Malaria Detection in Sumatra: A Key Step Towards Eliminating Malaria in Indonesia

EHI is proud to be collaborating with Menzies Australia and Universitas Sumatera Utara (USU) to be a part of the Evaluating Zoonotic Malaria Transmission and Agricultural Land Use in Indonesia (ZOOMAL) project. This project aims to strengthen malaria zoonosis surveillance in Indonesia, including the disease burden evaluation, farming practices, and mosquito vectors associated with transmission,… Continue reading EHI Leads Training on Rickettsiosis Detection in Zoonotic Malaria Research Project in Indonesia

The 21st International Congress for Tropical Medicine and Malaria (ICTMM) 2024, held from September 19-23 in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia, gathered thousands of researchers, experts, policymakers, and international authorities to discuss the latest advances in tropical medicine and malaria. This prestigious event served as a key platform for exchanging research and experiences in the fight against… Continue reading EHI at ICTMM 2024: Advancing Tropical Medicine Through Research and Collaboration

Edwin Sutanto, our senior bioinformatician at EHI, recently attended the Genomic Epidemiology of Malaria 2024 conference on 18-20 September 2024. The conference focused on molecular epidemiology of parasites, vectors, and hosts to study malaria, and to understand the consequences that impact malaria elimination such as drug resistance, transmission dynamics, and vaccine development.  The conference covered… Continue reading EHI Presented at Genomic Epidemiology of Malaria 2024