Meet the President's Global Innovation Fund 2018 Awardees and Principal Investigators

Terry McGovern

Project Title: "Addressing Gender-Based Violence: A Public Health and Law School Partnership in Kisumu, Kenya"

Malo Hutson

Project Title: "An Examination of Disaster Management and Recovery in Post-Disaster Chile"

Neil Boothby

Project Title: "Co-Creating an Urban Displacement Solutions Alliance"

Rishi Goyal

Project Title: "Colonial Medicine, Literature and Contemporary Healthcare in India"

Jeanine D'Armiento

Project Title: "Fostering International Networks and Multidisciplinary Research to Promote an Understanding of the Health Effects of Biomass Exposure"

Annika Sweetland

Project Title: "Harnessing the science of e-learning to increase access to mental health care in Brazil"

Sarah Knuckey

Project Title: "Mental Health and the Psychological Impact of War on Individuals, Families, and Communities in Yemen"

Andrea Howard

Project Title: "Implementation Science and Global Health: Taking Knowledge to Action"

Michael Best

Project Title: "Initiative to Study Economic Policy in Jordan"

Craig Spencer

Project Title: "Measuring Human Rights Violations and Mortality Amongst Migrants and Refugees in the Sahel Region"

 

Andreas Hielscher

Project Title: "Planning Collaborations on Novel Methods and Technologies to Diagnose, Monitor and Treat Diabetic Foot Syndrome"

 

Philip LaRussa

Project Title: "Proposal to convene a Meeting of key Sub-Saharan African pediatrics health care leaders and related governmental officials at the Columbia University Global Center in Nairobi, Kenya in August of 2018"

Sidney Hemming

Project Title: "Student Geology Research in the Turkana Basin"

Joaquim Ignacio Goes

Project Title: "Towards early detection and forecasting of hypoxic events, harmful algal bloom outbreaks and fish mortality events along the west coast of India"

Yael Kiro Feldman

Project Title: "Water availability during extreme arid events in the Middle East in the past, pre-sent and future: connecting between science, policy, and urban design"