Several thematic research networks are backed by the agency, with the aim of federating and helping to structure the scientific community around specific research topics, expertise and tools.
Last updated on 03 July 2025
These networks facilitate the creation of transversal research projects. They ensure wide territorial coverage, promote the development of network members’ skills, harmonise practices and share tools and documentary resources. They also provide a focused platform for exchanges, and raise French research visibility and partnerships at European and international level.
Created in 2008, this network aims to pool information and expertise, break scientific isolation and support responses to calls for funding. It also promotes knowledge exchange activities related to HIV/AIDS, and more recently to other pathologies covered by the agency’s field of action. It has been and continues to be the backbone of a collective reflection on the political, ethical and operational implications of research work.
The ANRS MIE Young Basic research community, a network founded in 2021 on the initiative of four young researchers funded by the ANRS MIE, aims to maintain a link between the agency and young researchers working in basic and clinical research abroad and in France. More information on the AMYB network.
Call for applications for a review writing project.
The AMYB network – Paperwork Club (AMYB-PwC) invites applications for an exciting opportunity to publish a scientific article.
For details on application requirements, please download the attached documents.
Application deadline: October 1, 2025, at 11:59 PM (GMT+1) to amyb.pwc@anrs.fr
Questions? Feel free to contact us at amyb.pwc@anrs.fr