Institute for Health Modeling and Climate Solutions (IMACS), an initiative of Malaria No More
IMACS develops AI-powered malaria forecasting and surveillance tools that combine health, climate, satellite, and other data to predict where malaria risk may increase and help governments target interventions. Its U.S. work is based in Washington, DC as an initiative of Malaria No More, with additional modeling collaboration at the University of Maryland. Its malaria work spans the development and delivery stages, including its SPECTRA forecasting model — recognized in the WHO's February 2026 Casebook on AI Health Use Cases Across the Global South — and forecasting and surveillance work with Indonesia's Ministry of Health.
What they do
IMACS develops AI-powered malaria forecasting and surveillance tools that combine health, climate, satellite, and other data to predict where malaria risk may increase and help governments target interventions. Its U.S. work is based in Washington, DC as an initiative of Malaria No More, with additional modeling collaboration at the University of Maryland. Its malaria work spans the development and delivery stages, including its SPECTRA forecasting model — recognized in the WHO's February 2026 Casebook on AI Health Use Cases Across the Global South — and forecasting and surveillance work with Indonesia's Ministry of Health.