29th November

ACH4 18th Scientific Conference & Living Positive Victoria, mHIVE World Aids Day Symposium

Name: ACH4 18th Scientific Conference & Living Positive Victoria, mHIVE World Aids Day Symposium
Start: 2023-11-29T13:00:00+1100
End: 2023-12-01T17:00:00+1100
Location: The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity

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We are excited to be holding the ACH4 18th Scientific Conference & Living Positive Victoria, mHIVE World Aids Day Symposium, at The Doherty Institute in Melbourne on 29 November - 1 December 2023...!

The Conference will be conducted in a relaxed & friendly atmosphere, encouraging productive discussions which will continue to be delivered in a hybrid event format, combining an in-person conference experience with a virtual component. Presentations will be mainly from post-docs, PhD students & research staff.

Combined & concurrent sessions will be held with papers being presented on a thematic basis.
The combined sessions will include presentations from international & national guests & papers of interest to all hepatitis, HIV, COVID-19 & HTLV-1 researchers.

This is Australia’s seminal conference for HIV, Hepatitis & HTVL-1 researchers & represents an opportunity for students and young researchers from around Australia to present their latest research, with a high degree of emphasis placed on student participation, collaboration & education

If you are unable to join in Melbourne, please join us virtually. All sessions will be live-streamed & we encourage interactive Q&A discussions & virtual engagement.

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ACH4 / mHIVE

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The Australian Centre for HIV and Hepatitis Virology Research (ACH4) was founded as one of Australia’s four national centres for HIV research in 2003, the others being the National Centre for HIV Epidemiology and Clinical Research (NCHECR now incorporated into the Kirby Institute, UNSW), the National Centre for HIV and Social Research (NCHSR) and the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society (ARCSHS). As suggested by their names, these national centres represented a continuum in HIV research from virology and immunology, through to clinical, epidemiology and social research

The Melbourne HIV Exchange (mHIVE) is a Victorian-wide consortium of over 150 HIV researchers from the Doherty Institute, Burnet Institute, RMIT University, Monash University, University of Melbourne, Alfred hospital, NRL, VIDRL, Deakin, Latrobe, MSHC, AAHL and WEHI. Our aim is to bring together all interested parties, once a month, for exchange of topical and relevant information on the broad range of basic, clinical and translational research currently being undertaken across the state. Every year we hold a special event to mark World AIDS Day. In past years, we have held hugely successful symposiums at the Doherty Institute, the Burnet Institute and RMIT with over 150 delegates from the key scientific, affected community and political sectors. The enthusiasm, communication and discussion that is fostered at these events is key to ultimately ending HIV.

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