Helena Lamptey has been selected to receive one of five AFRICURE Developmental Awards for 2025.

The Partners 4 Health Grantathon brought together nine participants to develop competitive grant proposals focused on HIV prevention, mental health, and health equity in the Midwest.

Anne Sebert Kuhlmann, PhD, MPH, is a professor at Saint Louis University’s College for Public Health and Social Justice and co-director of our Dissemination and Implementation Science Core.

The Midwest D-CFAR and the Light Institute for Global Health and Transformation brought together a small group public health researchers and stakeholders for the announcement of winning submissions to the recent Partners 4 Health open call.

Samuel Kizito is an assistant research professor at the Brown School at WashU, and co-investigator in our Developmental Core.

These awards aim to support emerging and established researchers as they expand their focus to HIV-related studies.

The Midwest D-CFAR and WashU Department of Molecular Microbiology co-hosted the HIV Translational Grand Rounds and Microbiology Seminar Series on January 21, featuring Robert F. Siliciano, MD, PhD.

George Kyei is an associate professor of medicine and microbiology at WashU, and co-director of our Advanced Technology Core.

News, updates, announcements, and blog posts from the Midwest D-CFAR in 2024.