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UCMI Stop Malaria We are the University of California of Malaria Initiative and our mission is to contribute to the eradication of human malaria.

Field research helps scientists understand mosquito populations, movement, genetics and other characteristics important ...
10/16/2026

Field research helps scientists understand mosquito populations, movement, genetics and other characteristics important to the work.

The Minister of Health, Social Welfare, and Health Infrastructure, accompanied by the Minister Delegate, received repres...
10/15/2026

The Minister of Health, Social Welfare, and Health Infrastructure, accompanied by the Minister Delegate, received representatives of the University of California Malaria Initiative (UCMI) and MCD Global Health to review progress and next steps in their collaboration to contribute to eliminate malaria within the framework of the country’s Vision 2030 Malaria Elimination Strategy.

UCMI is honored to be working alongside our partners in Equatorial Guinea to advance innovative, science-based approaches to malaria elimination, with community engagement and collaboration at the center of our efforts.

UCMI researchers are developing mosquitoes with genes designed to prevent transmission of the malaria parasite.
10/13/2026

UCMI researchers are developing mosquitoes with genes designed to prevent transmission of the malaria parasite.

As the malaria landscape continues to evolve, our team is exploring emerging genetic strategies to complement existing t...
09/25/2026

As the malaria landscape continues to evolve, our team is exploring emerging genetic strategies to complement existing tools and address gaps in current malaria control efforts.

Thank you to our friends at for highlighting yesterday’s event on Capitol Hill.From Malaria No More via LinkedIn:Yester...
09/18/2026

Thank you to our friends at for highlighting yesterday’s event on Capitol Hill.

From Malaria No More via LinkedIn:

Yesterday on Capitol Hill, Malaria No More and the University of California Malaria Initiative (UCMI) co-hosted a special briefing on emerging mosquito technologies, followed by a presentation of Anopheles, a new documentary highlighting efforts to eliminate malaria in São Tomé and Príncipe and the people behind the work.

During the panel discussion, UCMI’s Ana Kormos and Dr. Gregory Lanzaro joined Malaria No More’s Dr. Bill Steiger to explore what it takes to move promising science from research to the field — including strong political will, regulatory readiness, community engagement, and environmental safety.

Thank you to our panelists and to everyone who joined us.

Scientific progress is built through collaboration.UCMI Insectary Manager Danspaid Mabuka and UC San Diego’s Ankush Aura...
09/18/2026

Scientific progress is built through collaboration.

UCMI Insectary Manager Danspaid Mabuka and UC San Diego’s Ankush Auradkar recently traveled to the Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute for hands-on training in embryonic microinjection, building new expertise they can bring back to UCMI’s work in California.

https://stopmalaria.org/ucmi-building-internal-expertise-through-collaboration/

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