November 14, 2024 Career Chats: Grants 101
The aim of this session is to empower and provide trainees with tips for successful grant writing.
GOTropMEd, the ASTMH Global Online Tropical Medicine Education website, is a members-only benefit offering online talks and presentations by world experts in tropical medicine, hygiene and global health, including rarely seen interviews with TropMed luminaries. Who can benefit from these resources? Researchers, clinicians, students and trainees, health professionals, and policy-focused members interested in obtaining a better understanding of these diseases and conditions in evidence based policy development.
The aim of this session is to empower and provide trainees with tips for successful grant writing.
From the 2023 Annual Meeting: Drawing on the successful campaign to eradicate smallpox and rinderpest, and ongoing efforts to eradicate Polio and Guinea worm disease, this symposium will highlight the approaches taken to eradicate Smallpox and Rinderpest, with discourse describing the contribution of eradication and holistic approaches (e.g., One Health) to disease eradication.
Highlighting a case of Burkholderia pseudomallei in a migrant pediatric patient in Mexico, along with updates on diagnosis and treatment.
Why Is Malaria on the Move and to What Extent Is Climate Change a Factor?, a forum presented on World Malaria Day, April 25, 2024.
Clinical Group webinar from October 16, 2024, discussing the re-emergence of the arthropod-borne virus Oropouche.
Joining the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene instantly opens a world of opportunities for students and professionals of all levels to advance their careers and enhance their education. ASTMH members are dedicated to furthering the global knowledge base on tropical diseases, leading to unparalleled collaboration, networking and shared experiences.