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Donate today to support women in science at Burnet and their work to unlock the vaginal microbiome and reduce risk of HIV infection and preterm birth for women around the world.
FULL HOUSE!
A capacity audience has registered for this special Symposium featuring Australia’s leading researchers discussing the latest advances in the fields of HIV, malaria, tuberculosis and hepatitis.
Mutual Confidentiality Agreement
Please note that ALL participants will be required to sign a Mutual Confidentiality Agreement to attend this event. This is to ensure that any and all information disclosed by speakers will not be considered as a “disclosure” of intellectual property,
With recent significant progress towards better prevention, treatment and cure of these conditions, these are exciting times for researchers and the broader community.
However, there are also major challenges to disease control, cure, and elimination, including the alarming spread of drug resistance.
The speakers will share the latest advances from basic science, epidemiology, population health and translational science towards vaccine, diagnostic and therapeutic development.
Online registration is now closed.
Find out more about the latest research from:
Associate Professor David Anderson
Burnet Institute
Dr Bridget Barber
Burnet Institute & Menzies School of Health Research
Associate Professor Melissa Churchill
Burnet Institute
Professor Steve Graham
Burnet Institute and University of Melbourne
Professor Alan Landay
Rush University Medical Center
Dr Suman Majumdar
Burnet Institute
Professor Guy Marks
University of Sydney
Dr Marc Pellegrini
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research
Dr Pham Duc Minh
Burnet Institute
Dr Andy Poumbourios
Burnet Institute
Dr Nick Scott
Burnet Institute
Associate Professor Mark Stoové
Burnet Institute
Associate Professor Gilda Tachedjian
Burnet Institute
Professor Leann Tilley
University of Melbourne
Dr Alex Thompson
University of Melbourne
Associate Professor Edwina Wright
Burnet Institute and Alfred Health
Wednesday, 26 August, 2015
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM AEST
AMREP Lecture Theatre
75 Commercial Road, Alfred Medical Research and Education Precinct
Melbourne VIC 3004
Free event. Registration CLOSED.
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