Events

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.

This two-day symposium focused on current and planned research being conducted by the next generation of HIV investigators with the University of California, San Francisco, the Gladstone Institute of Virology and Immunology, the Blood Systems Research Institute, SF Department of Public Health (HIV Research Section), and other partner institutes. Research presentations spanned basic, clinical, epidemiologic, prevention, and translational science.