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The Malaria Museum has been setup to document the struggle against malaria.

The museum consists of 3 parts:

This website whose purpose is to

  • engage with and build our audience
  • document the items in our collection
  • document items from other collections and exhibitions related to Malaria
  • gather stories and curate conversations related to Malaria
  • invite and encourage feedback and contributions to the museum

A permanent collection is housed privately in Berlin and is available to the public by appointment.

Custom and special exhibitions can be created to suit your requirements.

The museum is privately financed and donations are welcome.


People of the Museum

Marco Herbst

Marco Herbst

Marco Herbst

Marco is an entrepreneur born in Ireland, currently living in Berlin. As founder and director of the Malaria Museum, he has been collecting items and interviewing experts in the field of Malaria since 2008.

It is his intention to bring together adequate talent, finance and enthusiasm to establish a museum  that will live up to and surpass the aims of the mission statement.

Dr. Sam McManus

Dr. Sam McManus

Dr. Sam McManus

Dr. Sam McManus is a writer and practicioner of general medicine. He has a particular interest in malaria and tropical disease having completed the Royal College of Surgeons postgraduate in tropical medicine.

Sam is currently researching a book on the history of disease while contributing articles to publications on the topic.

 


Advisory Board

We are very grateful to the members of our Advisory Board who have offered us their support and goodwill in this venture.

Name Position
Dr. Richard Culleton Asst. Professor, Inst. of Tropical Medicine, Nagasaki, Japan
Prof. Samuel McConkey Head of Dept. of Int'l Health and Tropical Medicine at the RCSI
Trevor White Director, Little Museum of Dublin, Ireland
Prof. Dr. Richard Carter Dept. of Biology, Edinburgh University.
Prof. Dr. Richard Lucius Dept. of Molecular Parasitology, HU University, Berlin
Prof. Herbert Gilles Dept of Tropical Medicine, RCSI. Author of "Essential Malariology"
Bart Knols Chairman of Advisory Board at Dutch Malaria Foundation, Founder MalariaWorld.com

 

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