Our Members
ISNTD’s global membership comprises individuals and organisations united by a shared commitment to addressing neglected, tropical and infectious diseases. From established experts to emerging professionals entering the field, our members represent a wide range of disciplines, sectors, and geographies. Together, they contribute diverse expertise and perspectives to a rigorous, collaborative community whose work informs and advances the strategic direction of ISNTD.
The visibility from a recent Infectious Thoughts interview with ISNTD, along with access to ISNTD’s open access webinars and extensive resources, has given me a valuable platform to reach others and continue growing as a public health professional. I appreciate ISNTD's commitment to more equitable health systems through its inclusive approaches.
Cynthia Lang'at
Public Health and Data Science expert, Kenya
Through ISNTD, I was delighted to meet and collaborate with Prof Miguel Angel Chavez-Fumagalli, from the Universidad Católica de Santa María in Peru and collaborate on bioinformatics applied in the development of drugs against Neglected Tropical Diseases. ISNTD's global network strengthens the scientific community’s ability to make new connections and translate discovery into meaningful impact.
Prof Edward L. D'Antonio
Professor of Biochemistry and Structural Biology, Department of Natural Sciences
University of South Carolina Beaufort
I look forward to sharing my research with a wide range of colleagues worldwide, as well as building connections in fields beyond my own.
Dr Isabel Maurício
Assistant Professor, Medical Helminthology, Vector-Borne Diseases Group GHTM, Instituto de Higiene e Medicina Tropical, NOVA University Lisbon
Our partnership with ISNTD reflects Bavarian Nordic’s commitment to tackling infectious diseases through strong collaboration. By translating science into real‑world public‑health impact and leveraging ISNTD’s deep local expertise and global networks, we can support evidence‑based interventions that improve lives in regions with the greatest unmet need.
Ralph Torgler
Head of Global Medical Affairs (interim)
Bavarian Nordic
Activities and events supported by
Sustained support for ISNTD activities and events enables them to remain accessible, inclusive and open to diverse stakeholders. This is not just a logistical consideration: it is a critical expression of equity in global health, ensuring that knowledge, networks and opportunities are shared rather than siloed. ISNTD is deeply grateful for this ongoing support and the partnerships that make this mission possible and allow us to uphold these principles in practice.
The International Society for Neglected Tropical Diseases
