Events

SCOPTIONS meetings are an opportunity for junior investigators doing basic/translational HIV research (mostly using samples from people with HIV enrolled in the SCOPE/Options cohorts) to present their work and get feedback from a diverse audience of HIV investigators across UCSF. Feel free to bring early data, grant Aims, ideas for collaborations, etc! We like discussion :) Presentation time, including discussion, runs usually ~50min (aim for 20-25 slides). Some meetings will be recorded and recordings will be placed here (let Rachel know if you'd like access):

May's CFAR Seminar is Co-Sponsored with the UCSF Center for TB.

Using patient actors to improve and evaluate PrEP counseling for adolescent girls and young women in Kenya: results from a cluster randomized trial

Pamela Kohler PhD MPH RN
Co-director, Center for Global Health Nursing
Associate Professor, University of Washington
Department of Child, Family, and Population Health Nursing | School of Nursing
Department of Global Health | Schools of Public Health and Medicine

Presenter: Robert Reinhard, MA, Global/Public Health Consultant

Panelists: Jonathan Fuchs, Robert Reinhard and Loren Jones Co-Chair of the DPS/CAPS/CFAR 

The UCSF CFAR Substance Use Program of Research (SUPR) and the Biomarkers of Behavior Sub-Core are hosting a networking lunch and featuring two speakers focused on substance use and HIV on January 18 from 12:30 - 3:30PM PT

Please join us!

Single cell sequencing approaches have revolutionized the ability to define gene transcription (scRNA-seq), cell surface proteins (scAb-seq), and “chromatin state” (scATAC-seq) from individual immune cells. The UCSF Single Cell Sequencing Interest Group, co-founded by Drs. Sulggi Lee and Nadia Roan, is an effort to bring together researchers across campus from various disciplines to share novel single cell strategies for the application to clinical translational research.