"The Art of Talking Science" - Promoting research around HIV prevention, care, and cure among Adolescents (Dec 6, 1-2pm EST)

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The Harvard University Center for AIDS Research, in collaboration with the Mass General Research Institute, invites you to join part 2 of "The Art of Talking Science" seminar series.

Presenting your science to a diverse group of funders and stakeholders is an art form, yet an invaluable skill set. Join us on December 6th at 1 pm EST to hear three talented Early Career Researchers giving presentations geared to the general public for their research around adolescents and HIV. A panel will be providing feedback on each presentation. Learn about cutting edge science while seeing the "Art of Presenting Science" in action. REGISTER BELOW!

@KheiKoofhethile

Catherine K. Koofhethile, PhD

"Characterization of the reservoir in children living with HIV-1C following early initiation of ART"

@jhillrorieMPH

Jonathan Hill-Rorie, MPH

"Adolescent Recruitment & Community Engagement: Pandemic Considerations, Challenges, and Successes"

@DA_Barnhart

Dale Barnhart, ScD

"Group-based peer support and economic incentive program for HIV-positive youth in rural Rwanda"

HU CFAR Adolescence and HIV Scientific Working Group

Andrea Ciaranello, MD, MPH (Director); Denise Jacobson, PhD, MPH (Co-director: Epidemiology and Methods); Anne Neilan, MD, MPH (Co-director: Youth in the US); Kathleen Powis, MD, MPH, MBA (Co-director: Youth in International Settings).