Erin Sauve

Erin Sauve is a malaria researcher at the Institute of Tropical Medicine in Antwerp, Belgium. Her work focuses on Plasmodium vivax chloroquine resistance mechanisms, combining transcriptomic and genomic approaches. She leads a PhD project (PvCQR) investigating parasite evolution under host selection pressures.

• Key research areas: genomics, drug resistance, and host-parasite interactions
• Active in Vietnam and Latin America epidemiological studies

Research outputs include:

• 2025: Single-cell RNA sequencing methods for field studies
• 2024: Population genomic analysis of parasite connectivity
• 2022: Multiplexed genotyping assays for genetic surveillance
• 2021: Chloroquine resistance biomarkers in Vietnam

Her collaborative network spans institutions in Belgium, Vietnam, and Latin America with funding from the Flemish Government.