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Calendar of Events
Monday, May 13
Commencement
Tuesday, May 14
Wednesday, May 15
Thursday, May 16
8:00 am
Div of ID Seminar, Rita Anne Rollins Room, 8th Floor, GCR, SPH
Dr. Cliff McDonald, Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion, CDC
“Fits and Starts in Harnassing the Human Intestinal Microbiome for Infection Prevention”
9:00am-5:00pm
6th Annual Postdoctoral Fellow Research Symposium, 120 SOM, Larry Young, PhD, Plenary Speaker
Friday, May 17
12:00 noon
Department of Pathology Seminar, Bourne Seminar Room
Marie-Claire Gauduin, PhD, Texas Biomedical Research Institute
“Neonatal Macaque Model for NIV/AIDS and TB Co-Infection”
3:00 pm
EVC Third Friday Seminar, Bourne Seminar Room
Alberto Moreno, MD and Ed Mocarski, PhD, Presenting
6:00 pm
Kick Off Registration and Dinner, SOM Commons
AV200 Bike Ride
Announcement of new AV200 Fellows
Closer Than You Know . . . to Effective AIDS Vaccines.
Raising money and awareness within Atlanta's GLBT community for the Emory Vaccine Center's HIV/AIDS vaccine research.
A team of researchers at Emory University has received a three-year grant of $6 million from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as part of a worldwide effort aimed at developing an effective vaccine for HIV/AIDS.
$19.4 million contract established malaria research consortium
The Malaria Host-Pathogen Interaction Center (MaHPIC) team will use the comprehensive research approach of systems biology to study and catalog in molecular detail how malaria parasites interact with their human and animal hosts.
AIDS Vaccine 200
Join Team Emory for the 11th Annual Action Cycling 200 bike ride
May 18-19, 2013 - (Riders and volunteers needed)
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