Overviews/GAME Universities

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https://www.game-med.net

Global Alliance of Medical Excellence, GAME, is a global alliance network for the development of medical education and research. It was established in 2017 by 9 universities' medical schools to have a common interest in developing medical education and seeking opportunities for world-wide collaborative research. International activities in not only medical research but in also medical education are becoming well recognized as an important factor for future development in medicine. Such a global alliance serves as a good platform for the member universities to deepen their knowledge and expand their network for their future development through network activities.
Nagoya University has been a member university of the GAME alliance since its establishment and has been committed to developing its role in the alliance the collaborations. In GAME, to produce far-reaching, innovative and impactful research, we work together to maximize our resources and strength for the advancement of medicine.
The GAME has chosen the project below as its first-priority and the universities are committed to engaging eith initiative with each project.

• Building a Magnetic Resonance Imaging Consortium（University of Nottingham）
• Building a Research Network in Preventive Gerontology (Monash University)
• Healthy Start Network (Erasmus University Medical Center)
• International Collaboration for At Risk Cohort of Lewy Body Disease (Nagoya University)
• International Microbiota Research Network: Gut Microbiota Across Ethnicities and Populations (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
• International Network of Drug-induced Liver Injury Research(Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich)
• International Online Barrett's Esophagus Registry (IOBER) (University of Bologna)
• PhD4GAME
  The programme aims to provide an extra layer of support to help accelerate research project activity between institutions through shared PhD training. The PhD4GAME program would focus on bi- and tri-lateral exchanges between member institutions.
• Transnational Educational Initiative (TEI) (Korea University)

GAME Universities

• University of Alberta(Up to 2020)
• University of Bologna
• The University of Hong Kong
• Erasmus University Medical Center
• Korea University
• Ludwing Maximilian University of Munich
• Monash University
• Nagoya University
• University of Nottingham