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9

Aug

Kirby Seminar - Associate Professor Rebecca Guy - "Epidemiology, testing interventions and other interesting talks.", Mr Ben Bavinton"Treatment and Prevention." and Ms Stefanie Vaccher "PrEP"

1:00pm – 2:00pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: Associate Professor Rebecca Guy, Program Head-Surveillance Evaluation and Research Program-Kirby Institute "Epidemiology, testing interventions and other interesting talks." Mr Ben ...
Wed

3

Aug

Kirby Seminar - Dr Nabila Seddiki - "T-Regulatory cells and vaccination: Do not neglect them.”

12:30pm – 1:30pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: Dr Nabila Seddiki, Senior Lecturer- Paris-Est Créteil University "T-Regulatory cells and vaccination: Do not neglect them.” Bio: Nabila Seddiki is a Senior Lecturer at the Paris-Est Créteil ...
Tue

2

Aug

Kirby Seminar - Dr Muhammad Jamil - "Effect of access to HIV self-testing on HIV testing frequency among gay and bisexual men at higher risk of infection (FORTH): a wait-list randomized controlled trial."

1:00pm – 2:00pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: Dr Muhammad Jamil- Research Officer- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Program/Sexual Health Program- Kirby Institute "Effect of access to HIV self-testing on HIV testing frequency ...
Tue

26

Jul

Kirby Seminar - Mr Arnold Reynaldi - "The association between malaria exposure, Epstein-Barr Virus and Burkitt's lymphoma."

1:00pm – 2:00pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: Mr Arnold Reynaldi, PhD Student- Infection Analytics Program- Kirby Institute "The association between malaria exposure, Epstein-Barr Virus and Burkitt's lymphoma." : "The association ...
Tue

26

Jul

Kirby Seminar - Mr Adeshina Adekunle - "Modeling P. vivax malaria reactivation from latency."

1:00pm – 2:00pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: Mr Adeshina Adekunle,PhD Student, Infection Analytics Program - Kirby Institute "Modeling P. vivaxmalaria reactivation from latency." : Despite efforts towards controlling malaria infection, ...
Tue

19

Jul

Kirby Seminar - Mr Philip Cunningham and Dr Tanya Applegate - "Implementation of HIV and HCV point of care tests: Current issues and considerations."

1:00pm – 2:00pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: Mr Philip Cunningham, Chief Operating OfficerNSW State Reference Laboratory for HIV
Tue

12

Jul

Kirby Seminar - Dr Denton Callander - Space, place and sexual health."

1:00pm – 2:00pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: Dr Denton Callander, Sexual Health Program, Kirby Institute "Space, place and sexual health." : Geography is an undeniable component of sexual health. Space and place are key factors in ...
Tue

28

Jun

Kirby Seminar - Associate Professor Vanessa Venturi - "A computational biology approach to decoding the complexity of the T cell receptor repertoire."

1:00pm – 2:00pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: Associate Professor Vanessa Venturi, Infection Analytics Program, Kirby Institute "A computational biology approach to decoding the complexity of the T cell receptor repertoire." : T ...
Mon

27

Jun

Interaction between people with a brain injury and the criminal justice system - workshop

9:30am – 4:30pm

Brain Injury Australia and the NHMRC Australian Centre of Research Excellence in Offender Health invite you to participate in a one-day workshop devoted to the interaction between people with a brain injury and the criminal justice ...
Fri

10

Jun

Kirby Seminar - Dr Matthew Scotch - “Population health surveillance of RNA viruses through phylogeography.”

1:00pm – 2:00pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: Dr Matthew Scotch -Assistant Professor, Department of Biomedical InformaticsAssistant Director, Center for Environmental Security, Biodesign InstituteArizona State University ...
Tue

7

Jun

Kirby Seminar - Mr Bill Bowtell - "International and Australian Perspectives on Three Decades of HIV/AIDS.”

1:00pm – 2:00pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: Mr Bill Bowtell - Executive Director, Pacific Friends of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria "International and Australian Perspectives on Three Decades of HIV/AIDS.”
Tue

31

May

Kirby Seminar - Associate Professor Mark Boyd - "Global HIV drug resistance and a regional action plan to address viral hepatitis."

1:00pm – 2:00pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: Associate Professor Mark Boyd -Senior Research Fellow (NHMRC)- Sexual Health Program-The Kirby Institute "Global HIV drug resistance and a regional action plan to address viral hepatitis." : ...
Mon

30

May

Kirby Seminar - Associate Professor Stanley Luchters - “Prevention of unintended pregnancies among female sex workers”

11:00am – 12:00pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: Associate Professor Stanley Luchters Principal of Sexual and Reproductive Health; Team Leader, Women's and Children's Health, The Burnet Institute Prevention of unintended ...
Wed

25

May

Kirby Seminar - Professor Michael Wimberly - "Integrated Surveillance and Modelling Systems for Climate-Sensitive Diseases."

10:30am – 11:30am

The Kirby Institute and School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Science is pleased to present: Professor Michael Wimberly, South Dakota State University "Integrated Surveillance and Modelling Systems for Climate-Sensitive Diseases.
Tue

24

May

Kirby Seminar - Ms Lucia Romani - “New control initiatives for scabies in highly endemic populations."

1:00pm – 2:00pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: Ms Lucia Romani -Public Health Interventions Research Group-The Kirby Institute "New control initiatives for scabies in highly endemic populations." : Recently added to the World Health
Tue

17

May

Kirby Seminar - Dr Angie Pinto - "What can we learn from primary HIV infection in NSW?"

1:00pm – 2:00pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: Dr Angie Pinto - PhD Student, Immunovirology and Pathogensis Program- The Kirby Institute "What can we learn from primary HIV infection in NSW?" : Primary HIV infection has been ...
Tue

10

May

Kirby Seminar - Dr Tanya Applegate & Associate Professor Jason Grebely - "Strategies to enhance diagnosis, linkage to care and treatment for hepatitis C: Update from the 2016 International Liver Congress."

1:00pm – 2:00pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: "Strategies to enhance diagnosis, linkage to care and treatment for hepatitis C: Update from the 2016 International Liver Congress." Dr Tanya Applegate -Senior Lecturer The Kirby ...
Tue

19

Apr

Kirby Seminar - Dr Praveena Gunaratnam - "HIV in culturally and linguistically diverse populations - what do we know and where do we need to go?"

1:00pm – 2:00pm

The Kirby Institute is pleased to present: Dr Praveena Gunaratnam - Surveillance, Evaluation and Research Program/ Public Health Interventions Research Group, The Kirby Institute "HIV in culturally and linguistically ...

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Kirby Seminar - Associate Professor Rebecca Guy - "Epidemiology, testing interventions and other interesting talks.", Mr Ben Bavinton"Treatment and Prevention." and Ms Stefanie Vaccher "PrEP"

Kirby Seminar - Dr Nabila Seddiki - "T-Regulatory cells and vaccination: Do not neglect them.”

Kirby Seminar - Dr Muhammad Jamil - "Effect of access to HIV self-testing on HIV testing frequency among gay and bisexual men at higher risk of infection (FORTH): a wait-list randomized controlled trial."

Kirby Seminar - Mr Arnold Reynaldi - "The association between malaria exposure, Epstein-Barr Virus and Burkitt's lymphoma."

Kirby Seminar - Mr Adeshina Adekunle - "Modeling P. vivax malaria reactivation from latency."

Kirby Seminar - Mr Philip Cunningham and Dr Tanya Applegate - "Implementation of HIV and HCV point of care tests: Current issues and considerations."

Kirby Seminar - Dr Denton Callander - Space, place and sexual health."

Kirby Seminar - Associate Professor Vanessa Venturi - "A computational biology approach to decoding the complexity of the T cell receptor repertoire."

Interaction between people with a brain injury and the criminal justice system - workshop

Kirby Seminar - Dr Matthew Scotch - “Population health surveillance of RNA viruses through phylogeography.”

Kirby Seminar - Mr Bill Bowtell - "International and Australian Perspectives on Three Decades of HIV/AIDS.”

Kirby Seminar - Associate Professor Mark Boyd - "Global HIV drug resistance and a regional action plan to address viral hepatitis."

Kirby Seminar - Associate Professor Stanley Luchters - “Prevention of unintended pregnancies among female sex workers”

Kirby Seminar - Professor Michael Wimberly - "Integrated Surveillance and Modelling Systems for Climate-Sensitive Diseases."

Kirby Seminar - Ms Lucia Romani - “New control initiatives for scabies in highly endemic populations."

Kirby Seminar - Dr Angie Pinto - "What can we learn from primary HIV infection in NSW?"

Kirby Seminar - Dr Tanya Applegate & Associate Professor Jason Grebely - "Strategies to enhance diagnosis, linkage to care and treatment for hepatitis C: Update from the 2016 International Liver Congress."

Kirby Seminar - Dr Praveena Gunaratnam - "HIV in culturally and linguistically diverse populations - what do we know and where do we need to go?"

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Kirby Seminar - Associate Professor Rebecca Guy - "Epidemiology, testing interventions and other interesting talks.", Mr Ben Bavinton"Treatment and Prevention." and Ms Stefanie Vaccher "PrEP"

Kirby Seminar - Dr Nabila Seddiki - "T-Regulatory cells and vaccination: Do not neglect them.”

Kirby Seminar - Dr Muhammad Jamil - "Effect of access to HIV self-testing on HIV testing frequency among gay and bisexual men at higher risk of infection (FORTH): a wait-list randomized controlled trial."

Kirby Seminar - Mr Arnold Reynaldi - "The association between malaria exposure, Epstein-Barr Virus and Burkitt's lymphoma."

Kirby Seminar - Mr Adeshina Adekunle - "Modeling P. vivax malaria reactivation from latency."

Kirby Seminar - Mr Philip Cunningham and Dr Tanya Applegate - "Implementation of HIV and HCV point of care tests: Current issues and considerations."

Kirby Seminar - Dr Denton Callander - Space, place and sexual health."

Kirby Seminar - Associate Professor Vanessa Venturi - "A computational biology approach to decoding the complexity of the T cell receptor repertoire."

Interaction between people with a brain injury and the criminal justice system - workshop

Kirby Seminar - Dr Matthew Scotch - “Population health surveillance of RNA viruses through phylogeography.”

Kirby Seminar - Mr Bill Bowtell - "International and Australian Perspectives on Three Decades of HIV/AIDS.”

Kirby Seminar - Associate Professor Mark Boyd - "Global HIV drug resistance and a regional action plan to address viral hepatitis."

Kirby Seminar - Associate Professor Stanley Luchters - “Prevention of unintended pregnancies among female sex workers”

Kirby Seminar - Professor Michael Wimberly - "Integrated Surveillance and Modelling Systems for Climate-Sensitive Diseases."

Kirby Seminar - Ms Lucia Romani - “New control initiatives for scabies in highly endemic populations."

Kirby Seminar - Dr Angie Pinto - "What can we learn from primary HIV infection in NSW?"

Kirby Seminar - Dr Tanya Applegate & Associate Professor Jason Grebely - "Strategies to enhance diagnosis, linkage to care and treatment for hepatitis C: Update from the 2016 International Liver Congress."

Kirby Seminar - Dr Praveena Gunaratnam - "HIV in culturally and linguistically diverse populations - what do we know and where do we need to go?"