01Active microscopIA initiative
Global Pediatric Cancer Observatory
Mapping services and specialists to understand access to childhood cancer diagnosis and treatment and inform referral networks.
Explore projects across Colombia and the Americas.
MICROSCOPIA PROGRAMS
Research programs for better health decisions.
Explore four global observatories, the mental health program and research support for low-income economies. See the evidence, collaborate or support the work.
LIVING SCIENTIFIC INITIATIVES
Explore the work
Each initiative connects a defined problem, methods, accountable scientific governance, Evidence, collaboration opportunities and a responsible support pathway.
Research observatories
02Active microscopIA initiative
Global Retinopathy of Prematurity Observatory
Connect four research lines: real-world prophylaxis evaluation; access to specialists for screening, treatment or both; investigational AI; and neonatal eye-care device innovation.
Maps distinguish verified, modeled and missing data. Trials require their own ethics and regulatory approvals.
03Active microscopIA initiative
Global Critical Care Observatory
Map global adult, pediatric, neonatal and burn critical-care capacity and specialist access; develop collaborative trials and real-world evidence for health-system decisions.
Published evidence identifies its source and scientific status. Planned trials are not presented as completed research.
04Active microscopIA initiative
Global Health Economics and Decision Science Observatory
Compare the costs, outcomes and uncertainty of clinical and health-system options. Economic evaluation and simulation make investment trade-offs explicit; inspect each model’s methods, assumptions and stage.
Examine methods and assumptions before applying a model.
Global Mental Health Program via Telemedicine
An initiative of the microscopIA Department of Global Health and Philanthropy. Explore access to psychological care and the current pilot, subject to clinical scope and local authorization.
Telemedicine is not emergency care; privacy, consent, clinician identity, jurisdiction and escalation requirements apply.Global Research Support Fellowship
Project-level scientific support for eligible researchers and innovators in low-income economies. Selection depends on scientific value, feasibility, ethics, data readiness and capacity.
Applying does not guarantee an award or publication.Groups with their own leadership
Explore Neuroradiology, Health Systems Engineering and General and Oncologic Critical Care, or propose a hosted group.
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How the environment works →YOUR NEXT STEP
A shared mission. Different ways to contribute.
Choose a pathway that fits your experience, your project and the support you want to give or receive.
How we agree responsibilities and contributions →Join a research team
Defined tasks, training and supervision. Explore eligibility, working languages and projects accepting members or external participants.
Find a project →Bring a study
For clinicians and investigators with complete, authorized inputs. Compare requirements, contributions and fees before applying.
Advance access
Explore scientific support for eligible projects or fund an initiative with agreed scope and accountability. Funding does not purchase control of findings or authorship.
BUILD OR SUPPORT EVIDENCE
Propose a scientific partnership or support an eligible initiative without purchasing scientific control.
Funding never confers authorship, suppression rights or control of findings.
GOVERNMENTS, INSTITUTIONS & COMMUNITIES
Turn a health-system need into a programme of work.
Governments & policymakers
Work with microscopIA on access evaluation, capacity planning, economic analysis, evidence synthesis or program evaluation. Agree the decision question, methods, data, deliverables and timetable.
Possible outputs include access-gap maps, investment scenarios, decision briefs and monitoring protocols. Each engagement defines procurement requirements, independence, data permissions and implementation responsibilities.
Discuss a collaboration →Propose an observatory or initiative
Describe the aim, population and geography, unmet need and proposed scientific contributors and steering-committee expertise. Include expertise, methods, expected outputs, partners, resources, funding needs and timeline.
Prepare an email proposal →Jorge Racedo · Chief Executive Officer
jorge.racedo@microscopiatech.com
Proposals are evaluated before establishing an initiative, appointment or budget. Send a professional summary without identifiable patient information. Discuss recurring support