Institutional Presentation

The INFANT Center for Translational Medicine (CIMeT) at the School of Bio and Nanotechnology of UNSAM was established in 2024 to bridge the gap between basic and clinical research, addressing public health challenges with a comprehensive and transdisciplinary approach. Founded by members of the INFANT Foundation and leading national institutions, CIMeT leverages extensive academic expertise in infectious and respiratory diseases, immunology, molecular biology, and epidemiology.

Objectives:

• Conduct clinical and translational research on prevalent health pathologies in Argentina and the region.
  
• Provide training and education in health and biomedical research.
  
• Foster interdisciplinary collaboration.
  
• Evaluate and advise on clinical study development.
  
• Offer support services for clinical research.
  
• Establish collaborative networks with professionals in science, technology, and health.

Vision:
To advance high-quality research in human health, enhance understanding of prevalent diseases, and implement safe and effective therapeutic interventions.

Mission:
a) Become a global leader in high-quality biomedical research. b) Address societal needs through tailored projects and actions. c) Inform evidence-based policymaking and public health decisions.

Values:
Excellence in impactful scientific output.
Collaboration with national and international research groups.
Precision in generating information from rigorous scientific projects.
Transparency in work and scientific management.
Innovation in diagnostic and therapeutic technologies.
Production of actionable data for public health initiatives.
Commitment to meeting medical care and population health needs.

E-mail: cimet@unsam.edu.ar