Applications for EMSI 2026 are now open!
Applications are due March 23. The portal will remain open after March 23, but we cannot guarantee consideration. We welcome applicants from across learner levels, from undergraduates to graduate students and postdocs, along with faculty, clinicians, veterinarians, and public health practitioners. Participants should have an interest in the topic area – climate change and health – and identify how they will apply what they learn in the workshop to their research, practice, and long-term goals.
Costs
The registration fee for EMSI is $200. For those coming from out of town, we have a block of rooms reserved within walking distance of the workshop, and two additional hotels are nearby; costs will range from $100 to $200 per night for hotel rooms (minimum cost, after taxes, will likely be around $700). Scholarships will be available for registration and partial support of hotel expenses.
For questions, contact Jennifer Hurtgen (jennifer.hurtgen@duke.edu).
Organization & Partnership on EMSI Topics
EMSI is organized by TriCEM with collaboration and input from these partners:
- University of Pittsburgh’s Center for Evolutionary Biology and Medicine
- Cancer Biology & Evolution at the Moffitt Cancer Center
- Center for Evolution and Medicine at Arizona State University
- Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Clinic
- UCLA’s Program in Evolutionary Medicine
- Institute for Evolutionary Medicine at University of Zurich
- Brazilian Evolution and Health Study Group
- Kiel Evolution Center & Translational Evolutionary Research (TransEvo)
- Evolutionary Studies Initiative, Vanderbilt University
- EvoMG Joint Program on Evolutionary Medical Genomics, Spain
- International Society for Evolution, Medicine, and Public Health
