Dr. Mbazi Senkoro discovered a newfound passion for data during his PhD – and he owes it all to his time at AIGHD. He began his PhD in 2012 and as part of his research, conducted a national prevalence survey on tuberculosis (TB) in Tanzania to...
In the blink of an eye, 10 years have passed since Professor Joep Lange formally established the Amsterdam Institute for Global Health and Development. What began as a small group of scientists has grown into a diverse, thriving interdisciplinary institute with expertise that spans across...
Moving to a healthcare system from a “sick care” system Creating solutions that ensure equal access to care for all: that was the goal of the Joep Lange Chair & Fellows symposium held last week at the Amsterdam UMC. As part of the theme “Access to care”,...
As part of our 10th anniversary celebrations, we’re looking back on some of our milestones and impact. Follow our celebrations through #AIGHDturns10. [Watch] Sonia's interview to hear more about her experience at AIGHD. A PhD student from 2013-2016, Dr. Sonia Boender conducted research as part of...
An AIGHD researcher is lending his expertise to help improve care for critically ill patients in low- and middle-income countries. Dr. Christopher Pell, Postdoctoral researcher at AIGHD [bottom left in photo], is participating in a recently launched multi-country network of intensive care units across South and...
A newly launched consortium is tackling one of the most pressing global health issues: increase human resource capacity to prevent and control antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Funded through a grant from Fleming Fund, the AMR fellowship Alliance brings together multiple institutions to provide custom made in service...