Groups of MIDAS members and practitioners focused on specific regions, career stages, and areas of interest.
Supports collaboration among scientists from Latin America who use models to understand infectious disease dynamics, with the goal of improving regional preparedness and response against infectious diseases.
A subnetwork for students and post-docs to establish professional relationships, foster collaborations, share educational resources, and discuss research in a supportive environment.
A venue for academic modelers and public health practitioners to exchange ideas, create collaborations, and build understanding between the modeling and public health communities.
The MIDAS Coordination Center provides partial financial support for a limited number of MIDAS members to present their research at conferences.
Current requests from researchers seeking modeling collaborators or expertise for active projects.
Open positions in infectious disease modeling at institutions across the MIDAS network.
The MIDAS community offers ongoing training and professional development opportunities, from summer courses to short courses in infectious disease modeling. Financial support for attendees may be available from the Coordination Center or other organizations.
Curated learning materials for infectious disease modeling, including ongoing online courses, self-paced tutorials and software tools, and in-person short courses offering hands-on training.