An Impressive, but not Perfect, Global Response to the Pandemic
Please join us on Monday, November 9th at 2:00 PM EST to for a presentation and question & answer session from Dr. Robinson. Register and submit your questions for the speaker HERE.
Excellence in Undergraduate Research Award
GIDI announces a call to highlight excellence in undergraduate research from UVA, on infectious diseases of worldwide significance. Apply here.
150,000+ Virginians may have had COVID-19, according to UVA Health research
GIDI Collaborative Seed Grant Awardee, Dr. Elizabeth Rogawski McQuade talks with NBC12 about COVID antibodies. Read the full article HERE.
Q&A with GIDI Member and Rapid Response Recipient: Dr. Catherine Bonham
From the Front Lines, Dr. Bonham Talks COVID-19. Read full article HERE
Call for Proposals for Inequity in Infectious Disease Grants
GIDI is committed to combating the intersection of systemic racism and infectious disease as the recent pandemic has amplified. GIDI solicits applications from researchers and their community partners for Inequity in Infectious Disease Grants. For more information click HERE.
UVA Team Investigates Regional Disparities in Health Care
With support from GIDI, Dr. McManus and her interdisciplinary team published their work on regional disparities in health plans surrounding HIV prevention. Click HERE to read the full article featured in JAMA Network Open.
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11/09/2020 - 2:00pm to 3:00pm
The University of Virginia’s Global Infectious Diseases Institute welcomes Dr. David Robinson, Deputy Director & Co-Chair of the COVAX Vaccine Manufacturing SWAT Team from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to speak about vaccine development during a Global Pandemic.
09/11/2020 - 3:30pm to 10/19/2020 - 5:00pm
The Global Infectious Diseases Institute announces a call to highlight excellence in undergraduate research from the University of Virginia, on infectious diseases of worldwide significance. Eligible candidates are current undergraduate students at UVA who have conducted research projects with f
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