ACADEMIC COLLABORATION
Faculty and researchers from
Harvard University • MIT
Collaborative initiatives that foster research, academic exchange and long-term cooperation among universities,
scholars and institutions.
RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS
Research projects emerging from the IAP international network, bringing together researchers across institutions to address shared academic and societal challenges.
Partner Institution: Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.
Project A: Identification of therapeutic targets in ABL2 fusions-induced oncogenic signaling.
(IAP-RP-HC25002)
Project B: PGT as a Therapeutic Target in Sepsis-Induced Renal Tubular Injury.
(IAP-RP-HC25003)
Partner Institution: INAECU – Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.
The fundamental objective of this project is to create the INAECU-CA Observatory, aimed at generating knowledge and actions that will contribute to advancing a more sustainable and inclusive society.
International Collaborative Network
In the last decade, significant advances have been made in understanding climatic vulnerability, leading to tools for mapping sites where endangered species face threats.
VISITING LECTURES AND ACADEMIC EXCHANGE
Lectures, research stays and other opportunities for international academic exchange.
Academic Host: Latin American History Group, Department of History, Harvard University
The program brings distinguished Latin American historians to Harvard to deliver a public lecture and participate in the Latin American History Seminar and Workshop.
Academic Collaboration: Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
IAP-UAM, with the support of Fundación ASISA, promotes the Fundación ASISA Fellowship at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. The fellowship supports research and academic development in public health. Fellows are selected by Harvard and conduct their research at CAUSALab.
ACADEMIC WORKSHOPS
Workshops focused on specific academic and professional fields.
Hosted by: Institute for Medical Engineering and Science (IMES), MIT.
An immersive program for university leaders focused on entrepreneurship and innovation, combining academic sessions with direct engagement in Boston’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Academic Collaboration: Afro-Latin American Research Institute (ALARI), Harvard University
The IAP has supported the Mark Claster Mamolen Dissertation Workshop since its first edition in 2016, contributing to the development of doctoral research in Afro-Latin American Studies.
The IAP supports the development of Pre-Texts workshops by connecting its director with universities and institutions in Latin America and Spain.
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