Digital Health Governance
Join the AI Health Literacy Hub. Collaborate with world-class experts to address the most pressing challenges at the intersection of health, technology, and society.
A Personal Note
The Task Forces program was born from something I have always believed: that the best science happens when brilliant people are given the freedom to follow a question wherever it leads.
I wanted to create exactly that. A space where an expert could recruit their own global team, choose their own topic, and spend six months or more going deep with no borders, no silos, and no constraints on where the work might go, whether a research papper, a webinar, a policy paper …
Too much important research never travels beyond the institution where it was born.
The Hub exists to change that not to direct the science, but to amplify it. To give it a home, a platform, and an audience it deserves.
Each Task Force is built by the people who lead it. We simply make sure the world can hear them.
If you have a question that won’t let you go, I would love to help you build a team around it.
Warmly,
Olga
Application Deadline ΤF2 only
- May 31, 2026
- 12:00 AM CET
Interviews
- May, 2026
- Follow-up with Task Force Leaders
Decisions
- June, 2026
- Final recruitment announced
We accept proposals for Task Force Leads to join our network and virtual community platform
- Statement of motivation (Interest & Contribution)
- LinkedIn profile link (Preferred) or short CV
Our Mission
Our seven Task Forces serve as the primary knowledge-producing mechanism of the Hub. We break down silos among disciplines, connect diverse perspectives, and map successful public health systems worldwide.
Bridging Ethics, Policy and Innovation
Task Force members will actively support research, comparative analysis, and literature reviews. You will help generate concrete outputs including policy briefs, research papers, comparative analyses, and actionable recommendations for international policymakers.
- Identify Solutions
For complex digital health governance challenges.
- Actionable Policy
Develop recommendations for international policymakers.
- Global Mapping
Map best practices in public health systems worldwide.
Who We Are Looking For
Task Force members will be expected to actively contribute to and support research, comparative analysis, literature reviews and the preparation of concrete outputs, including policy briefs, research papers, comparative analyses, and actionable recommendations.
Positions are open to anyone, working in the relevant fields, including:
- Professors
- PhD researchers
- Postdocs
- Students / Interns
- Early‑career professionals
- Practitioners from industry or civil society
- Duration
This is a 12‑month commitment with defined deliverables (policy papers, research outputs, webinars, etc) and regular collaboration with Task Force Leads.
Why Join Us?
- Seed Funding
Funding from the Foundation to support your contributions.
- Expert Collaboration
- Health Nexus Forum
Complimentary participation in our annual Forum & Summer School.
- Career Growth
Professional development through mentorship & international networking.
Join Our Task Forces
- We are recruiting a limited number of up to 10 core contributors per Task Force to work in a structured, output-driven model.
- Each candidate may apply to join no more than 2 Task Forces.
- The application process has been completed for TF1, TF3, TF4, and TF5. Thank you for your interest.
Omics & Emerging Technologies
Dr. Ciara Staunton
Legal Scholar and Consultant
Women at the Center: Shaping Health Through Data & AI
Dr. Graciela Soto, Albert Einstein Hospital, NY, US
Healthcare systems & Regulation
Dr. Sofia Palmieri
Post-doctoral Fellow
Patient Care & Human Rights
Dr. Teodora Lalova-Spinks
Postdoctoral Researcher
Community Digital Health Literacy
Antonis Kousoulis
Director of Partnerships
ScaleUp Dual-Use Health Tech
Orestis Trasanidis
Head of AI & Silicon Valley Global Expansion
Climate, Sustainability & Health Futures
Dr. Stella Apostolaki
Assistant Professor
