We are thrilled to announce a transformative series of events organized by the African Modeling and Analytics Academy for Women (AMAX), focusing on elevating research and expertise in the field of Modeling and Analytics for Public Health. With a dedicated emphasis on Women's Health in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs) and Decision Making, these initiatives are designed to create a meaningful impact.

AMAX Training School: February 23rd - March 5th, 2024

Embark on a journey of knowledge and skill enhancement at the AMAX Training School, scheduled from February 23rd to March 5th, 2024. This specialized program provides a rigorous academic platform, inviting participants to delve into contemporary methodologies and analytical frameworks.

Renowned scholars and experts will guide attendees through an intensive exploration of advanced modeling techniques. The focus extends to applications in the context of public health challenges, providing a specific lens on women's health issues and decision-making processes. Don't miss this unparalleled opportunity to enhance your skills and contribute meaningfully to the field.

Detailed Program: AMAX Training School Program

Secure your participation in this scholarly endeavor and position yourself at the forefront of advancements in public health research. For detailed information and registration, visit AMAX Registration. The deadline for applications is 4st February 2024 and we shall notify all applicants by 10 February 2024. 

AMAX Kick-off Event: March 6th, 2024

Join us for the AMAX Kick-off Event on March 6th, 2024. This event marks the official commencement of the AMAX initiative, generously funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Engage in inspiring discussions, gain insights into the vision behind AMAX, and connect with professionals and collaborators.

AMAX 2-Day Workshop: March 7th - 8th, 2024

Following the Kick-off Event, immerse yourself in the AMAX 2-Day Workshop, taking place on March 7th and 8th, 2024. Dive deeper into advanced modeling techniques and their applications in the context of public health challenges. Participate in interactive sessions, discussions, and case studies, fostering collaborative learning and networking.

Programs of Both Events: AMAX Kick-off Workshop Program

We invite you to participate actively in these events and contribute to the advancement of knowledge and practices in Modeling and Analytics for Public Health.

Registration for the school and/or workshop deadline: February 4th, 2024

Time and place

The school will be held between 23rd February  and 5th March 2024 at the Mediterranean Institute of Technology (MedTech), Tunisia. 

The Kick-off and workshop will be held between 6th and 8th March 2024  at the Grand amphithéâtre, Bâtiment Amor Chedly, Pasteur Institute of Tunis, Tunisia.

Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, boasts a rich history and convenient access. Enjoy direct flights from major cities and excellent train and bus connections, Taxi is also a cheap option.

Participation fees

The participation fees for the school are TND 200 for Tunisian participants, US$ 200, or Euro 200 for others. Fees must be paid via 'Bon de commande' in the name of 'Institut Pasteur de Tunis' or in cash on the first day of the school. Participants are responsible for covering their own accommodation and meals.

For AMAX project members, the participation fee and accommodation are covered by the project. We will cover the transportation, accommodation, and registration for two (2) external participants. The kick-off and workshop are free of charge.

Organizers

The school is the first in a series of three schools on the African continent, and it is part of the AMAX project funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The organization is led by MedTech and the Laboratory of Biomathematics, Bioinformatics, and Biostatistics at the Pasteur Institute of Tunis, in collaboration with the entire AMAX network.

Financial support

This school is financially supported by the AMAX project funded by Bill & Milenda Gates Foundation and VIMC (Vaccine Impact Modeling Consortium)