The goal of the Inter-CFAR Women and HIV Symposium is to identify gaps in knowledge in HIV and women’s research and develop strategies that will move the field forward. In order to accomplish this goal, we aim to generate collaborative activity between CFARs and other research networks, highlighting cutting-edge science and promoting opportunities for early career investigators.
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 (and some friends from ~ around the Bay!). We like lots of discussion :) Feel free to bring early data, grant Aims, ideas for collaborations, etc - the meetings are meant for open discussion, and the expectation is that data will not be shared outside of the meeting presentations.
Madeline Deutsch, MD, MPH
Director, UC San Francisco Gender Affirming Health Program
Moderated by Will Flanigan
Graduate Student, Jain Lab, Gladstone Institutes
In celebration of International Transgender Day of Visibility, watch a scientific presentation by Madeline Deutsch, MD, MPH, director of the UC San Francisco (UCSF) Gender Affirming Health Program.
The 2011 Sub-Saharan Africa CFAR Conference took place on May 26-27, 2011 in Kampala, Uganda. This inaugural meeting was conceptualized and planned through a joint U.S.-African Steering Committee, in conjunction with all 21 CFARs.
The Andy I. Choi Mentoring Program of the UCSF-GIVI Center for AIDS Research offers Bay Area investigators a glimpse into the future of HIV research with a half-day symposium by CFAR mentees. The program will include a group of respected HIV/AIDS investigators from the Mentoring Program and a keynote address from Dr. Eric Goosby, United Nations Special Envoy on Tuberculosis and former United States Global AIDS Coordinator. Drs. Jonathan Fuchs and Monica Gandhi, Co-Directors of the Andy I. Choi Mentoring Program, will serve as moderators.
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.