Connecting for innovation and impact for all in global health
The Center for Emerging and Neglected Diseases invites researchers, faculty, students, and global health practitioners to explore cutting-edge science at the intersection of infectious disease, environmental health, and public policy. This interdisciplinary symposium brings together basic scientists, bioengineers, epidemiologists, public health practitioners, and policy experts to address some of today’s most pressing health challenges.
BayViro brings together Bay Area virologists, clinicians, and innovators for cutting-edge research presentations and networking. A key part of BayViro is our dedication to the next generation of scientists. The symposium provides valuable opportunities for trainees to present their work and connect with colleagues at all career stages. Please mark your calendars and join CEND for a full day of insightful talks, trainee presentations, and networking with peers who are shaping the future of virology in the Bay Area and beyond.
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Join Dr. Katelyn Jetelina, epidemiologist and scientific communicator, for a Charles M. and Martha Hitchcock Lecture series on Bringing Public Health to Light: Reimagining Impact Through Visibility, Voice, and New Pathways.
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The Bay Area Global Health Alliance’s 2025 Annual Meeting on June 5 brought together a diverse community of leaders, innovators, funders, and implementers at a pivotal time for global health. Held under Chatham House Rules to encourage open, candid dialogue, the convening reflected the urgency and complexity of a sector facing major funding cuts. Despite the challenges, there was a strong call to action across the community — to do bold things and reimagine the future, acknowledging the millions of lives depending on it.
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