Network

Our Network

The Insight Net Outbreak Analytics and Disease Modeling Network brings together 13 centers, including 5 Centers of Innovation, 5 Centers of Integration, and 3 Centers of Implementation. This group collaborates with over 100 additional state, local, private, public, tribal, and academic partners across 30 states, Puerto Rico, and Guam.

Together, our mission is to support state, tribal, local, and territorial (STLT) public health departments by establishing connections with STLT jurisdictions, creating infrastructure for response activities, and identifying key focus areas in public health emergencies. All centers stand ready to respond in an infectious disease emergency.

A map of the United States showing the locations of Insight Net's partners centers
Attribution: CDC via https://www.cdc.gov/insight-net/php/about/index.html

Our Centers

Atlantic Coast Center for Infectious Disease Dynamics and Analytics

North Carolina, Maryland


California Center for Outbreak Response

California


Emory Center for Infectious Disease Modeling & Analytics and Training Hub

Georgia


Center for Outbreak Response Innovation, Johns Hopkins University

Maryland


Carnegie Mellon University

Pennsylvania


Disease Modeling and Analytics to Inform Outbreak Preparedness, Response, Intervention, Mitigation, and Elimination

South Carolina


Texas, Massachusetts


Center for Advanced Epidemic Analytics and Predictive Modeling Technology

Massachusetts


Forecasting and Surveillance of Infectious Threats and Epidemics

Utah, Washington


Midwest Disease Modeling and Analytics Preparedness Center

Minnesota


Michigan Public Health Integrated Center for Outbreak Analytics and Modeling

Michigan


California


STLT Outbreak Analytics and Response

Oregon

Innovators develop advanced methods and tools, focusing on cutting-edge research and the training of the next generation of specialists in infectious disease modeling and analytics.

Implementers focus on scaling up outbreak response tools, supporting decision-makers, and training public health professionals in the use of forecasting tools.

Integrators focus on adapting advanced tools for real-world use, integrating them into public health systems, and supporting rapid data collection and analysis.