The Yale Antimicrobial Resistance Network (AMR) is a multidisciplinary group of researchers from across Yale University engaged in basic and translational research and public health practice within the field of AMR.
Faculty Networks
The YIGH Faculty Network Program brings together YIGH-affiliated faculty from across campus in thematically- or geographically-aligned collaborative partnerships. The Faculty Network Program is now comprised of over a dozen Networks that are addressing some of the most pressing issues in global health.
We define a Faculty Network as a group of Yale faculty members who coalesce to form a long-term, collaborative academic and/or research partnership centered on a thematic or geographic area. Faculty Networks bring together colleagues across different disciplines with shared interests to support and collaborate on research, education, and advocacy projects.
YIGH provides administrative and financial support to foster and nurture Faculty Networks and help them pursue external funding and internal funding, including the flagship Hecht Global Health Faculty Network Award.
Please reach out to the Network lead(s) if you are interested in joining an existing YIGH Faculty Network. If you are interested in starting a new Faculty Network, please reach out to Jeremy Schwartz, Director of the YIGH Faculty Network Program.
Faculty are invited to join one of the established YIGH Faculty Networks across Yale University that bring together colleagues across different disciplines with a shared research interest to support and collaborate on research projects.
Please reach out to the Network lead/co-lead if you are interested in joining a YIGH Faculty Network.
Yale Antimicrobial Resistance Network (AMR) Yale BEGIN The Yale Biological Embedding, Global Research & Intervention Network (BEGIN) seeks to better understand the biological embedding of adversity and mobilize this new knowledge to inform health policy. In doing so we seek to improve health outcomes for families across socioeconomic gradients and sociocultural contexts.Read MoreYale Crisis, Emergency and Disaster (CED) Network The Yale Crisis, Emergency and Disaster Network Network (CED) is an interprofessional group of Yale faculty focused on tackling acute life-threatening illness via emergency medical systems development and educational program development.
Read MoreYale Global Addictions Network The Yale Global Addictions Network is a multidisciplinary group focused on research, clinical care, education, and policy pertaining to individuals with addiction or unhealthy substance use.Read MoreYale GARNER Network The Yale Global HIV/AIDS Research (GARNER) Network aims to bring together Yale faculty, researchers, and other partners to support global interdisciplinary research on the implementation of HIV prevention and treatment to end the HIV epidemic and the elimination of HIV disparities.Read MoreYale Global Health Ethics Network The Yale Global Health Ethics Network seeks to convene a multidisciplinary group of stakeholders from across the University to focus on setting standards for student and trainee global health ethics education; support global health research and clinical education efforts; and serve as a resource for the Yale University community with respect to ethical engagement with global partners around health.Read MoreYale Network for Global Non-Communicable Diseases The Yale Network for Global Non-Communicable Diseases (NGN) is a set of junior Yale faculty who have joined together to form a transdisciplinary, collaborative, on-campus network that addresses the global scourge of NCDs.Read MoreYale Global Surgery Network The Yale Global Surgery Network aims to bring together Yale faculty in surgical and affiliated fields to improve health equity for people internationally through improved access to surgical care, education, research, and advocacy.Read MoreYale Global Women's Health Network The Yale Global Women's Health Network focuses on critical issues in women's health such as conditions of reproductive health, gender equity, female-specific diseases, and the differing impacts that many health conditions have on women.Read MoreYale India Health Network The Yale India Health Network (YIHN) is a multidisciplinary collaboration that advances health outcomes in India through research, education, and sustainable partnerships with local researchers, policymakers, and communities.
Read MoreYale Against Malaria Network Yale Against Malaria Network is a transdisciplinary research group with a comprehensive approach to combating malaria that includes Yale faculty from across the University.
Read MoreYale Planetary Health Interdisciplinary Network Exchange The Yale Planetary Health Interdisciplinary Network Exchange (PHINEX) convenes faculty from across campus, with a focus on the health of human civilization and the state of the natural systems on which it depends.Read MoreYale-Uganda Network Centered at Makerere University and in other rural areas of the country, Yale faculty have been collaborating with colleagues in Uganda on a wide range of issues in global health.Read MoreYale Network for Vaccine Initiatives The Yale Network for Vaccine Initiatives (YNVI) is committed to improving population health through research, training, and service activities that promote vaccination across the lifespan.Read MoreYale Vector-borne and Zoonotic Diseases (VB&ZD) Network The Yale Vector-borne and Zoonotic Diseases (VB&ZD) Network is committed to training the workforce for the local and global community to prevent the emergence and manage the control of these infections.Read More
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