International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI)

Scientific Partnerships for a Healthier World

ILSI is a nonprofit, global organization whose mission is to provide science that improves human health, well-being and safeguards the environment. For more than 40 years, ILSI has specialized in convening scientists from academia, as well as the public and private sectors, to collaborate in a neutral forum on scientific topics of mutual interest. Read more.

Who is ILSI?

This video provides an overview of the Global ILSI Federation.

Watch this video to learn more about ILSI's mission, membership, science, research, publications and more!

 

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ILSI at a Glance

13 entities worldwide

70 scientific publications

152 workshops, conferences, & scientific meetings

38,000 science videos on YouTube

103 employees

(2019)

Integrity in Science

Scientific Integrity is essential to developing sound science that benefits society.

ILSI believes researchers from the public and private sectors, as well as academia, can and should work together on science and health issues of common interest or concern. Public-private collaboration - where all interests, conflicts and biases are declared and all funding is acknowledged - can improve the science used to promote the health and safety of the public and the environment. Learn more.

ILSI Scientific Integrity

Public Benefit

All of ILSI’s scientific activities must have a primary public purpose and benefit.

Collaboration

ILSI believes scientists from industry, government, academia and other sectors of society can and should work together to identify and address topics of common interest.

Transparency

All of ILSI's activities are conducted in an open and transparent manner with outcomes made publicly available.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Find information about ILSI's members, joining ILSI and the importance of public-private partnerships. Discover the Top 10 Facts About ILSI and recent ILSI press releases. Learn more.