Events

CFAR Future Leaders in HIV Annual Research Symposium 2018

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About the Symposium

The Andy I. Choi Mentoring Program of the UCSF-Gladstone Center for AIDS Research offers Bay Area investigators a glimpse into the future of HIV research with a half-day symposium featuring the work of CFAR Mentoring Program participants and recipients of CFAR Developmental awards. We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Marguerita Lightfoot, Director of the UCSF Center for AIDS Prevention Studies (CAPS), to deliver the Keynote. Drs. Jonathan Fuchs and Monica Gandhi, Co-Directors of the Andy I. Choi Mentoring Program, will serve as moderators.

2019 CFAR Scientific Symposium: CFAR's Return on Investment

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The UCSF-Gladstone Center for AIDS Research will present the 2019 CFAR Symposium on Friday, May 31, 2019, in the Robertson Auditorium at the Mission Bay Conference Center. Organized jointly by the CFAR’s Administrative and Developmental Cores, the day will be a celebration of CFAR’s legacy in helping to catalyze the stellar HIV research happening here in San Francisco. We will be featuring the work of many former CFAR awardees/mentees who have gone on to be successful independent HIV researchers.

Ending the Epidemic WIP: Al Liu - RAPID: Evaluating Gaps and Improving Rapid Linkage and ART initiation in the Bay Area + Andrew Kerkhoff: Update on the Inter-CFAR IS Training Program

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Al Liu - RAPID: Evaluating Gaps and Improving Rapid Linkage and ART initiation in the Bay Area

 

Andrew Kerkhoff - Update on the Inter-CFAR IS Training Program

SCOPTIONS- CROI Report Back #2: Presented by Sara Moron-Lopez and Amelia Deitchman

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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

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Study Designs for Evaluating the Impact of COVID-19-related Interventions and Interruptions

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Presenters will provide an overview of appropriate study designs for COVID intervention evaluations as well as how/whether to adapt these designs (both with respect to data collection and analysis) that were conceived for non-COVID research in response to the COVID-19 pandemic or other disruptions. Designs that will be discussed include: pre/post and interrupted time series, stepped wedge, SMART designs, preference designs, and others that focus on implementation.

Speakers: Margaret Handley, Starley Shade, Jean Digitale, and Kristefer Stojanovski