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The next pandemic may be around the corner. We were not ready in 2020, but with your support The Pandemic Institute will help ensure we are next time.
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What The Pandemic Institute will do
The G7 has agreed an ambitious mission to have diagnostics, treatments and vaccines ready within 100 days of a new threat. This recognises that the first 100 days after the start of an outbreak are crucial to changing its course and preventing it from becoming a pandemic.
The Pandemic Institute has been created to accelerate the response to emerging infections. Together with our international partners, the Institute will identify pathogens of pandemic potential before they spill-over to humans, and help countries build their capacity to prepare for and respond to future threats. The Institute will also invest in facilities and research to accelerate the development of diagnostics, medicines and vaccines. And it will improve understanding of how we recover from, and build resilience to, future threats. Across its work, the Institute will adopt a One Health approach, recognising that the health of animals, humans and the environment are closely linked.
- Advanced materials
- Infectious diseases
- Personalised health
- Heritage
- Digital
- Starting well, living well, ageing well
- Climate futures
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The Pandemic Institute solution
Discover how the Institute aims to help the world respond to future pandemics.
What is The Pandemic Institute
An introduction from the director
An introduction from The Pandemic Institute director, Professor Tom Solomon CBE.
The story so far
The story so far
Find out what The Pandemic Institute has achieved since it was launched in 2022.
The partners
The partners
Read about the partners behind this unique academic and civic collaboration.
Prepare
Prepare
Building on strong global links to identify potential threats and build a multi-disciplinary pandemic workforce.
Respond
Respond
Developing new diagnostic approaches and drug and vaccine trials, so that the world is ready when new threats emerge.
Recover
Recover
Future-proofing society with the tools to start recovering from the disruption of emerging infections.