Was youR NIH-funded project terminated? A team of researches at UC San Diego, University of Maryland, Emory, and the University of North Carolina are documenting the impact of NIH grant terminations. Kindly scan the QR code to be counted! For additional questions, please contact Rebecca Fielding-Miller at rfieldingmiller@health.ucsd.edu….Continue Reading Valuable Resources for HIV Researchers and Their Supporters
Why My Research Matters: A Reflection & Communication Tool by Duke CFAR
The document is designed to guide investigators as they articulate the wider significance and real-world implications of their research, especially for audiences outside the academic community, such as policymakers, funders, and the public. Guidance: Download the tool below:…Continue Reading Why My Research Matters: A Reflection & Communication Tool by Duke CFAR
Harvard University-affiliated Researchers : 2025 CROI Presentation List
WELCOME TO THE DIGITAL PROGRAM BOOKLET IMPORTANT: The information below was self-reported by the presenters and is available to the Harvard University HIV research community to foster engagement and promote collaborative research among investigators. Poster Presentations will be staffed by the author team between 2:30 pm and 4:00 pm PT while Oral Presentations will occur at…Continue Reading Harvard University-affiliated Researchers : 2025 CROI Presentation List
Women’s Infectious Diseases Global Scholars Program
ABOUT THE PROGRAM: WINGS is a two-year leadership and career development program designed to train and support the next generation of leaders in global infectious diseases in women’s health. The WINGS program consists of a structured curriculum for developing leadership, communication, and mentoring skills; bi-monthly seminars with guest speakers, in-person workshops, peer mentoring groups, and…Continue Reading Women’s Infectious Diseases Global Scholars Program
NIH Funding Opportunity: PAR-25-330, “Role of Defective Proviruses in HIV Persistence”
The purpose of this notice of funding opportunity (NOFO) is to support research to define the impact of defective HIV proviruses on mechanisms of HIV persistence and pathogenesis during antiretroviral treatment and their potential deleterious effects on HIV cure strategies and interference with HIV-specific molecular assays….Continue Reading NIH Funding Opportunity: PAR-25-330, “Role of Defective Proviruses in HIV Persistence”
Are you interested in leading an HU CFAR Scientific Working Group?
SUBMIT YOUR IDEA HERE: https://fs3.formsite.com/divofaids/vbqny5r8bd/index NEW DEADLINE: January 31st, 2025 DETAILS: An HU CFAR Scientific Working Group (SWG) is defined as a group of Harvard-affiliated investigators (HIV or/and non-HIV) who share a common interest in a specific area of scientific focus critical to addressing the HIV epidemic. The goal of a SWG is to…Continue Reading Are you interested in leading an HU CFAR Scientific Working Group?
Training Opportunity: NIH-funded T32 Research Training Funds
Availability of NIH-funded T32 Research Training Funds to Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and Boston Children’s Hospital with funding slots available beginning June, July, or August of 2025 (depending on the grant). The goal of the program is to train MD…Continue Reading Training Opportunity: NIH-funded T32 Research Training Funds
Funding & Training Opportunity: NIH-Funded CFAR Adelante Research Capacity Program – Launch of 6th Cohort Funding Cycle
Concept Proposals are due DECEMBER 2, 2024, at 11:59 PM EST. Adelante – meaning forward or onward in Spanish – is funded by the NIH/NIMHD and managed by the Center for AIDS Research at Emory University in collaboration with the District of Columbia CFAR. Through this program, the NIH strives to promote the mentored development of early career investigators who focus…Continue Reading Funding & Training Opportunity: NIH-Funded CFAR Adelante Research Capacity Program – Launch of 6th Cohort Funding Cycle
Notice of Special Interest (NOSI): Availability of Emergency Competitive Revisions for Coordinating Center Infrastructure to Support Research on Opioid Overdose and HIV Risk in the Context of Justice Systems
PURPOSE: The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) is issuing this Notice of Special Interest (NOSI) to highlight the urgent need for coordinating center infrastructure to support research on opioid overdose —a national public health emergency declared by the Department of Health and Human Services since October 26, 2017— and HIV risk in the context…Continue Reading Notice of Special Interest (NOSI): Availability of Emergency Competitive Revisions for Coordinating Center Infrastructure to Support Research on Opioid Overdose and HIV Risk in the Context of Justice Systems