About Me

Hello! I'm Sanjay Curtis Nagi, currently a post-doc at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine in the Vector Informatics and Genomics group.

To date, my work has primarily focused on mosquito vectors of disease. In particular, the rapid evolution and spread of resistance in the major malaria vector, Anopheles gambiae, is a major focus, and how we can use population genomics to ultimately inform malaria control programmes. I enjoy developing open-source computational tools that can aid the community and empower researchers to analyse their own data.

In no particular order, I enjoy these a lot:

• Music
• The Great Outdoors (trail-running, camping, hiking, the all-trails app)
• Sports (football, tennis, darts, cricket, the cricinfo app)
• Meditation
• Food
• The Communal Human Spirit

Feel free to explore some of the software tools I've developed, or publications I've contributed to.