We are proud to celebrate the scientific achievements of our researchers and trainees in publications, grant competitions, honors and awards, and appointments, as well as in the mainstream press.

The IDIGH Program organizes and supports numerous speakers, seminars, and symposia throughout the year.

The McGill Interdisciplinary Initiative in Infection and Immunity (MI4) brings together more than 250 researchers and leverages the power of translational research for the prevention, cure and elimination of major infectious and immune threats to human health.

The McGill International TB Centre is a world leader in the study of tuberculosis (TB), bringing together researchers in epidemiology, policy setting, and economic analyses, as well as experts in qualitative research and basic science in microbiology, host genetics and immune response.

The J.D. MacLean Centre for Tropical Diseases is a world-renowned centre of expertise, research, and training in clinical tropical medicine. It includes the Tropical Disease Clinic, the Pre-Travel Clinic and the National Reference Centre for Parasitology.

The PAHO/WHO Collaborating Centre for Research and Training in Parasite Epidemiology and Control disseminates knowledge and provides consultation to policy makers in parasite prevention and control, particularly related to epidemiological and biostatistical methods.

The Chronic Viral Illness Service (CVIS) provides patient-centered, multidisciplinary care to people living with chronic viral infections such as HIV and hepatitis C virus. It aims to advance care through practice-based research and to train health professionals.

The Centre of Excellence in Translational Immunology (CETI) brings together multidisciplinary research to understand the cellular and genetic underpinnings of immune-mediated diseases, and develop new diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to improve patient care.

The mission of the McGill University Health Centre Consortium for Rare Disease (MUHC-CRDR) is to facilitate patient-oriented, collaborative, trans-disciplinary healthcare and research in Rare Diseases across the lifespan.

GeoSentinel® is a worldwide network for the surveillance of travel-related morbidity. Aggregation of data across a network of 60 globally dispersed clinics on all continents allows linking of final diagnoses in migrating populations with similar geographic exposures.