Tulane University -Center for Applied Malaria Research and Evaluation (CAMRE)

Tulane University's Center for Applied Malaria Research and Evaluation (CAMRE) conducts field-based research to determine how malaria-control and elimination strategies perform in real-world settings.^1,2,3 The center evaluates interventions, strengthens malaria surveillance and data use, and works with national malaria programs to translate research findings into more effective control strategies.³ Its work includes impact evaluation, operational and implementation research, surveillance, vector-control evaluation, and analysis of malaria intervention delivery.^2,3 U.S. R&D is based in New Orleans, Louisiana^2,3 , and the work spans development and delivery.³