Department of Medicine Grand Rounds (Zoom Only)
"Covid-19 Update: The ICU Experience in New York, the UCSF Mission and Bolinas Community Studies, and the Uses and Limitations of Antibody Testing”
Covid-19 Update: The ICU Experience in New York, the UCSF Mission and Bolinas Community Studies, and the Uses and Limitations of Antibody Testing
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Diagnostic challenges in acute HIV infection" / Update on K aims
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Faith Over Fear
You are invited to participate in the first webinar of the CFAR Faith and Spirituality Research Collaborative (CFSRC) summer webinar series. Please see the attached flyer.
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SCOPTIONS- CROI Report Back #2: Presented by Sara Moron-Lopez and Amelia Deitchman
Please Note: In light of recent security issues related to Zoom, we've added a password for tomorrow's meeting: "SCOPTIONS" (uppercase)
The Zoom meeting ID is unchanged (details below).
Our next SCOPTIONS meeting will be tomorrow (Wednesday 4/8) held remotely via Zoom, commencing at 12pm: CROI report-back # 1
Join from a PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android device:
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UNC CFAR and NCATEC present: MACS/WIHS update a webinar by Ada Adimora, MD
Registration: PLEASE NOTE: YOU MUST HAVE A TRAINING PROFILE IN THE UNC NCHTEC training database in order to register. You only need to do this once and if you set up your profile previously go directly to registration.
To set up your profile:
Step 1: Set up a profile.
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UCSF World TB Day Symposium
Description: Curry International Tuberculosis Center (CITC) will co-host the World TB Day Symposium with the UCSF Center for Tuberculosis in San Francisco. The event will honor CITC’s 25th anniversary and feature keynote talks and panel discussions by international leaders in TB research, policy, and clinical and programmatic practice. Dr. Payam Nahid, Director of the UCSF Center for Tuberculosis, and Dr. Lisa Chen, CITC’s Principal Investigator, will co-moderate the symposium.
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SCOPTIONS meeting: Michael Peluso, MD (Deeks/Henrich)
https://ucsf.zoom.us/j/7799804337
Presenter: Michael Peluso, MD
SCOPTIONS meetings are an opportunity for junior investigators doing basic/translational HIV research (mostly using samples from HIV-infected individuals enrolled in the SCOPE/Options cohorts) to present their work and get feedback from a diverse audience of HIV investigators. Feel free to bring early data, grant Aims, ideas for collaborations, etc! We like discussion :) Presentation time, including discussion, runs usually ~50min.
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CAPS Town Hall presents:
In October, 2019, the UCSF Center for AIDS Prevention Studies (CAPS) received $628,000 in Ending the Epidemic grant funding from the National Institute of Health (NIH). The NIH awarded the grants through a competitive application and review process, funding the following studies. We’ll hear brief presentations from each of the grant recipients!
Hong-Ha Truong, PhD: Enhancing Partner Notification for Newly-Diagnosed, Sexually Active High Risk MSM
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SCOPTIONS meeting: Sara Moron-Lopez, PhD (Yukl)
Presenter: Sara Moron-Lopez, PhD
SCOPTIONS meetings are an opportunity for junior investigators doing basic/translational HIV research (mostly using samples from HIV-infected individuals enrolled in the SCOPE/Options cohorts) to present their work and get feedback from a diverse audience of HIV investigators. Feel free to bring early data, grant Aims, ideas for collaborations, etc! We like discussion :) Presentation time, including discussion, runs usually ~50min.
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Canceled - SCOPTIONS meeting: Josh Vasquez, MD (Hunt)
Presenter: Josh Vasquez, MD
SCOPTIONS meetings are an opportunity for junior investigators doing basic/translational HIV research (mostly using samples from HIV-infected individuals enrolled in the SCOPE/Options cohorts) to present their work and get feedback from a diverse audience of HIV investigators. Feel free to bring early data, grant Aims, ideas for collaborations, etc! We like discussion :) Presentation time, including discussion, runs usually ~50min.
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SCOPTIONS meeting: Sara Moron-Lopez, PhD
Presenter: Sara Moron-Lopez, PhD
SCOPTIONS meetings are an opportunity for junior investigators doing basic/translational HIV research (mostly using samples from HIV-infected individuals enrolled in the SCOPE/Options cohorts) to present their work and get feedback from a diverse audience of HIV investigators. Feel free to bring early data, grant Aims, ideas for collaborations, etc! We like discussion :) Presentation time, including discussion, runs usually ~50min.