Internal Research Support

The Havey Institute for Global Health is pleased to offer support to affiliated Northwestern faculty for research in global health. The Global Innovation Challenge mechanism is intended to encourage exploratory and cutting edge research by providing support for early and conceptual stages of project development geared towards addressing healthcare needs worldwide.

The Havey Institute for Global Health and its programs are funded through grants and generous donations from individuals, families and public and private organizations and foundations that believe in our mission and share our passion. Join us, and help us improve health around the world.

Eligible project scopes are exploratory, novel studies that break new ground or extend previous discoveries toward new directions or applications globally. This award supports high risk, high reward, and high visibility studies that may lead to a breakthrough in a particular global area, or result in novel techniques, agents, devices, methodologies, models or applications that will impact global biomedical, behavioral or clinical research. Projects should be distinct from those supported through traditional R21 or R01 mechanisms.

All applicants must have an active appointment at Northwestern University (tenure track, non-tenure track, or adjunct). Early and mid-career faculty will be prioritized. Multi-Principal Investigators (MPI) are encouraged, and at least one Multi-Principal Investigator or Co-Investigator must be located at an affiliated institution outside of the United States. Projects are required to demonstrate significant collaboration with its non-US partner(s).

The Havey Institute for Global Health is pleased to offer support to affiliated Northwestern faculty for research in global health.

The Havey Institute for Global Health and its programs are funded through grants and generous donations from individuals, families and public and private organizations and foundations that believe in our mission and share our passion. Join us, and help us improve health around the world.

The purpose of this grant is to provide research support to Northwestern faculty who are a) collecting preliminary data to support a future grant submission and/or b) supplemental support for ongoing sponsored-research for work outside the aims and/or scope of work of the funded project. The fund is not meant to support the same aims of an existing study or projects that lack a specific plan to obtain sponsor-support. Eligible projects must have a significant component of the study based in a low or middle-income country.

All applicants must have a full-time appointment at Northwestern University and be a member of the Institute for Global Health.

The Havey Institute for Global Health is pleased to share this call for applications to supporting member faculty research projects directly related to the treatment, diagnosis, monitoring, prevention or modelling of COVID-19 disease.

The Havey Institute for Global Health and its programs are funded through grants and generous donations from individuals, families, and public and private organizations and foundations that believe in our mission and share our passion. Join us, and help us improve health around the world.

The purpose of this grant is to provide research support to Northwestern faculty who are a) collecting preliminary data to support a future grant submission and/or b) supplemental support for ongoing sponsored-research for work outside the aims and/or scope of work of the funded project. The fund is not meant to support the same aims of an existing study or projects that lack a specific plan to obtain sponsor-support. Eligible projects must have a significant component of the study based in a low or middle-income country. Special awards will be made for CoVAXCEN themed projects.

All applicants must have a full-time appointment at Northwestern University and be a member of the Robert J. Havey, MD Institute for Global Health.

The Havey Institute for Global Health is pleased to share this call for applications to supporting member faculty research projects focused on improving Primary Care services and systems throughout the world.

The Havey Institute for Global Health and its programs are funded through grants and generous donations from individuals, families, and public and private organizations and foundations that believe in our mission and share our passion. Join us, and help us improve health around the world.

The purpose of this grant is to provide research support to Northwestern faculty who are a) collecting preliminary data to support a future grant submission and/or b) supplemental support for ongoing sponsored-research for work outside the aims and/or scope of work of the funded project. The fund is not meant to support the same aims of an existing study or projects that lack a specific plan to obtain sponsor-support. Eligible projects must have a significant component of the study based in a low or middle-income country.

All applicants must have a full-time appointment at Northwestern University and be a member of the Institute for Global Health.