IIAM is proud to announce that 2026 was a record setting year! More organs were placed for research than in any other year in IIAM’s 40-year history.
2026 marks IIAM’s 40th year of supporting medical research with non-transplanted donors, and 40 years of honoring the gift of organ donation.
Andrea Haines has been a cornerstone of IIAM’s neonatal research efforts for more than 15 years, specializing in the placement of donated neonatal organs to advance lifesaving medical research.
IIAM was proud to attend the 51st Annual NATCO Conference, held February 15–18, 2026, at the Gaylord Resort in Grapevine, Texas.
Behind every record‑setting year at IIAM is a powerful network of partners working together to honor the gift of organ donation and advance medical research.
A new collaboration is opening the door to a powerful way of studying living human tissue.
A new collaboration is opening the door to a powerful way of studying living human tissue. IIAM is partnering with Precisionary Instruments to help bring Precision Cut Tissue Slices to…
This article is the first in a series in the IIAM Newsletter regarding Novel Alternative Methods in medical research and how it will change the nature of how medical research creates new treatments for humans in a more translatable manner with shorter development timelines.
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