
Research institution
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill — Infectious Disease Epidemiology and Ecology Lab (IDEEL@Carolina)
DevelopDeliver
UNC's Infectious Disease Epidemiology and Ecology Lab (IDEEL@Carolina) develops genomic-surveillance, sequencing, and modeling tools to track malaria transmission and antimalarial drug resistance.
6
Endemic countries
1
U.S. states
12
Products and programs
About
What they do
UNC's Infectious Disease Epidemiology and Ecology Lab (IDEEL@Carolina) develops genomic-surveillance, sequencing, and modeling tools to track malaria transmission and antimalarial drug resistance.1 Its work supports molecular surveillance programs in Africa, AI-based resistance forecasting, and research on malaria prevention and control.1 The team collaborates closely with IDEEL at Brown University and other U.S. and international partners.1 Its U.S. R&D is based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and its work spans development and delivery.1
In the United States
- Chapel Hill, NC1Research and development
Products and programs
In the field and in development
Spatial Models with AI for Antimalarial Resistance Trends (SMAART)1
Epidemiology and determinants of artemisinin-resistant malaria in Ethiopia (MAREE)1
Relapsing Malaria in Africa (REMA)1
Linked intelligence and xenosurveillance for detection of infectious disease threats (LINX)1
Antimalarial-resistance genomic surveillance1
Measuring the transmissibility of recurrent parasitemias that arise following artemisinin-based combination therapy1
Molecular analysis of School Malaria Parasitological Survey (SMPS) in Tanzania1
Malaria control after extreme weather events1
Multiple studies of insecticide treated baby wraps1
Prevention of malaria in pregnancy through household chemoprevention in Uganda1
Where they work
Partnerships in 6 endemic countries
Surveillance and genomicsResearchTraining and capacity
Cambodia
Asia-Pacific
- International Centers for Excellence in Research (US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases), Prom Health Development Organization · malaria research, molecular surveillance, and capacity building1
Cameroon
Africa
Ethiopia
Africa
U.S. partners
Who they work with in the United States
- In the atlas
- Naval Medical Research Command (NMRC) — Naval Advanced Medical Development (NAMD)1Silver Spring, MD · Funder · funder
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Sources
Where this comes from
- 1Confirmed by the organization
- 2globalhealth.unc.edu
- 3frontiersin.org
- 4globalhealth.unc.edu

