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I’m involved in the HGSU-UAW, in their International Scholars Working Group, advocating for international students to the admin, building resources for students new to the US, and fostering a community space to ensure international students don’t feel alone.
Malhar Khushu. Malhar (he/him) is a grad student co-mentored between the labs of Professors Dyann Wirth and Flaminia Catteruccia. He is interested in the transmission biology of drug resistant malaria parasite P. falciparum through the mosquito and liver stages of its life-cycle, as well as studying the fundamental biology of the sporozoite and ...
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- Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
- The Shri Ram School
Department of Immunology and Infectious Diseases. malharkhushu@g.harvard.edu. 617-432-1470. Malhar is interested in studying the transition of Plasmodium falciparum parasites from the mosquito to the human host and investigating the liver stage biology of the parasite in vitro.
Malhar joined us as a fourth year (Part II) student of Biochemistry at University College at the University of Oxford, after research projects at the Sanger Institute, Cambridge with Dr Gavin Wright and at the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Oxford with Professor Colin Kleanthous.
Malhar Khushu's 3 research works with 38 citations and 271 reads, including: An invariant Trypanosoma vivax vaccine antigen induces protective immunity
We were delighted to be joined by three excellent students this year for their final year research projects – Clare Wolfle, Malhar Khushu and Riming (Sunny) Huang.
