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Jefferson Science Fellowships (JSF)

The Jefferson Science Fellowships, run by the US Department of State, offers tenured academic scientists and engineers within the United States the opportunity of spending one year at the US Department of State or the United States Agency for International Development to help in science diplomacy. Jefferson Science Fellows often use this opportunity to broaden their influence and involvement in foreign relations and development efforts.

US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: malaria

The site is aimed at lay readers, including travellers to malaria-affected countries, physicians and health workers. It contains extensive background information on malaria disease, diagnosis, treatment, prevention and control. It also covers a brief outline of the history of the discovery of malaria.

US Centers for Diseases Control: Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention

The Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention at the US Centers of Disease Control and Prevention conducts research and provides information and resources on HIV/AIDS both for the United States and internationally through its Global AIDS Program. The website includes news, email alerts, background information and links to clinical trials databases.

USAID: Education and universities

This website publishes information on the Higher Education for Development (HED) Program, run by the US Agency for International Development (USAID), which supports partnerships between US and developing country universities.

It includes information on individual country initiatives and upcoming events of interest. It also provides links to related publications and reports on higher education, including a guide for institutions wanting to work with USAID.