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DABP,IDIA,F17,F17A,DPPS, IDIA,Fellowships, AIDS and AIDS Related Applications,Clinical and epidemiological aspects of HIV/AIDS.Design, discovery, and development of therapeutics for HIV and AIDS-related diseases.All aspects of the development of vaccines against HIV and related retrovirusesHost immune responses to and pathogenesis of HIV and related retroviruses.Molecular biology, cell biology, structural biology, virology and genetics of HIV and related retroviruses.Effects of HIV/AIDS on the nervous system and other organ systems.Biological and behavioral effects of drug abuse in the context of HIV/AIDS.Aspects of opportunistic infections in the context of HIV infections and AIDS and cancers associated with HIV and AIDS.Psychosocial aspects of HIV/AIDS prevention and care and management of HIV/AIDS. IIDA 05/07/2026 https://public.era.nih.gov/pubroster/preSepIndex.era?CID=101323&AGENDA=556782
The HIV/AIDS Biological (F17A) study section reviews HIV/AIDS fellowship applications with a biological focus.
This study section operates on an expedited cycle as mandated by Congress and only applications in which there is a clear and compelling HIV/AIDS research component are eligible for review in F17A. Those deemed insufficiently related to HIV/AIDS are assigned to other non-expedited fellowship study sections and must be submitted in time to meet the regular application due dates.
Shared Interests and Overlaps (HIV/AIDS):
The HIV/AIDS Behavioral (F17B) study section reviews HIV/AIDS fellowship applications with a behavioral focus.
Shared Interests and Overlaps (Non-AIDS):
The Infectious Diseases and Immunology (F07A) and Infectious Diseases and Immunology (F07B) study sections review fellowship applications broadly focused on non-HIV infectious diseases, microbiology and immunology.
The Brain Disorders and Related Neuroscience (F01A) study section reviews fellowship applications with an emphasis on clinical neuroscience and disease.
boyoglubarnums Fellowships: HIV/AIDS Biological
- Clinical and epidemiological aspects of HIV/AIDS
- Design, discovery, and development of therapeutics for HIV and AIDS-related diseases
- All aspects of the development of vaccines against HIV and related retroviruses
- Host immune responses to and pathogenesis of HIV and related retroviruses
- Molecular biology, cell biology, structural biology, virology and genetics of HIV and related retroviruses
- Effects of HIV/AIDS on the nervous system and other organ systems
- Biological effects of drug abuse in the context of HIV/AIDS
- Aspects of opportunistic infections in the context of HIV infections and AIDS and cancers associated with HIV and AIDS