The Center for AIDS Research at Emory University works to decrease HIV incidence, improve well-being, and ultimately, find a vaccine & a cure for HIV/AIDS.
This morning @HIVMA awarded posthumously an innovator award to Dr. Lauren Collins @EmoryCFAR who passed away unexpectedly this year. Dr. Colleen Kelley gave a beautiful tribute to her and her work at @IDWeekmtg
📣Calling all #IDWeek2026 attendees! @EmoryUniversity is well represented with 109 Emory-affiliated presentations — including 24 talks/panels & 85 posters. Congrats to the #EmoryCFAR Members who are presenting #HIV science!
See the full Emory list: bit.ly/EmoryIDWeek2026.
Are you an early career researcher? The Early Career Reviewer (ECR) Program is made for you!
Serving on NIH review panels provides valuable insight and first-hand experience with peer review, which can help participants write stronger grant applications and navigate the NIH funding process more effectively.
Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/4dRFtcI
ALT Infographic titled '5 Benefits of the Early Career Reviewer Program' by NIH. Lists benefits: 1) Work with leading researchers on grant applications. 2) Gain firsthand peer review experience. 3) Improve grant writing by observing review processes. 4) Contribute to the scientific community via NIH peer review. 5) Develop research-evaluation and critique-writing skills. Includes images of three individuals."
Do you have questions about the K Grant review process? Join us for the October K-Club!
📣Panelists: Stacy Heilman (facilitator), Larry Boise, Stefi Barbian, and S. Abigail Smith
🗓️October 12 | 12-1 PM | Zoom
🔗Register: survey.qualtrics.emory.edu/j…
Early career HIV researchers: Join the NIH Office of AIDS Research and partners on Sept. 28 for the fifth annual Workshop for Early Career Investigators in HIV. Hear about funding opportunities, OAR priorities, mentorship & more.
Learn more and register: bit.ly/4xDw54k
On September 28, our 8-week virtual NIH R01 Proposal Development Academy begins!
Want to learn more about the R01 award? Need help with the review process? Then this program would be a great fit for you!
🗓️Mondays from 9/28-11/16
⏰12-1 PM
📍Zoom
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Looking for PrEP care? The PrEP Locator helps people find PrEP providers across the U.S., with options to filter for telemedicine, uninsured care, same-day PrEP starts, walk-ins, injectable PrEP and financial navigation.
Find PrEP care near you: preplocator.org/
Early career HIV researchers: Join the NIH Office of AIDS Research and partners on Sept. 28 for the fifth annual Workshop for Early Career Investigators in HIV. Hear about funding opportunities, OAR priorities, mentorship & more.
Learn more and register: bit.ly/4xDw54k
Help grow the HIV workforce by joining the 2026-2027 iDMentorship365 cohort. The program connects mentors and mentees to explore HIV and ID careers, expand professional networks and foster future leaders.
Apply to become a mentor or mentee by Aug. 28: bit.ly/4wGbsDh
The HHS Panel on Antiretroviral Therapy and Medical Management of Children Living With HIV is accepting nominations for new scientific/clinical members with expertise in HIV medicine.
Learn more and apply or nominate a colleague by Oct. 31: bit.ly/4wmNyMR
New for 2026: the @NMACCommunity U.S. Conference on HIV/AIDS will feature a dedicated clinical care track for clinicians and other health care professionals caring for communities disproportionately impacted by HIV.
Learn more and register: nmac.org/uscha/
📢 Applications are open for the 2026-2027 HIV Fellowship Program in Implementation Science, a year-long fellowship that provides HIV researchers with implementation science training, grant mentorship and more.
Learn more and apply by Aug. 23: bit.ly/4wCvTBU
Save the date: Get an inside look at how NIH makes funding decisions 📢 Join NIH leadership on August 14 to understand how NIH's Unified Funding Strategy supports informed, transparent, and flexible funding decisions while reinforcing the importance of peer review.
Register for the webinar: bit.ly/3T1AXki
ALT A promotional image for an event titled "Understanding NIH's Unified Funding Strategy." The background features stylized swirls in blue, green, and purple with scientific imagery like DNA strands and lab equipment. The event is scheduled for August 14, 2026, from 10 to 11 AM ET. The NIH logo is present.
Check out AIDSVu, an interactive mapping tool by @EmoryCFAR, @EmoryRollins, and @GileadSciences that helps visualize the impact of the #HIVepidemic on communities across the U.S. to increase disease awareness and promote data-driven public health decision-making.
AIDSVu recently released new data, maps and resources on 2025 #PrEP use at the county- and state-level that highlight both continued progress and persistent disparities in #HIV prevention access across the U.S.
Learn the latest: bit.ly/4whkkiX
🗓️Save the date: The Epic Cosmos Datathon is returning on August 4 and 5!
Join us for a two-day voyage exploring the platform, diving into real-world health data, and networking with industry leaders & peers. 🪐
Register ➡️ bit.ly/ec-datathon-26
📣Calling all scientists! Help us uncover new biological signals of health, disease, and treatment response.👇
The NIH All of Us Research Program has launched its first-ever participant-donated Biospecimen Access opportunity!
Extramural researchers are invited to apply for access to finite, high-value samples (DNA, plasma, and serum) matched with deep longitudinal data.
Learn more and apply ➡️ bit.ly/4x40Bo5
ALT Image of a DNA strand at the top with text below reading "Research Opportunity." It invites proposals for studies using high-value biospecimens with deep longitudinal data from the NIH All of Us Research Program. Logos of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services and NIH are at the bottom.
Learn practical strategies to scale long-acting anti-retrovirals in diverse clinical settings during our webinar next Friday, June 5 at 1pm ET, featuring speakers Meredith Lora, MD, and @JColasantiMD of @EmoryMedicine.
Register: bit.ly/4u0HIzy