UCLA-CDU CFAR Clinical Science Core Training Workshop “Preventing and Detecting Fraud in Online Surveys” presented by Elizabeth Wu, MPH VIRTUAL MEETING APRIL 25, 2024 @ 12:00pm RSVP REQUIRED: PLEASE CLICK HERE
Are you conducting HIV-related research with human participants, samples, or data? Join our Open House to find out how the UCLA-CDU CFAR can help you! The Mission of the UCLA-CDU CFAR is to stop HIV in Los Angeles County…
Monday May 6, 2024 8am to 2pm MLK Behavioral Health Center 12021 Wilmington Avenue, Building 18 Los Angeles, CA 90059 Unlocking Innovation: Exploring CFAR's Funding Opportunities and Services. Introduction and spotlight on the UCLA-CDU Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) program, with…
“Introduction to Implementation Science”. Co-sponsored by the NYU Global Center for Implementation Science (GCIS).
Introduction to Implementation Science (Implementation Science Workshop Series Session 2), Co-Hosted by the UCLA-CDU CFAR Clinical Science Core and NYU GCIS Selecting implementation strategies and applying hybrid effectiveness-implementation study designs
“A Two Decade Journey with People who Inject Drugs: Lessons from Back to the Future” Sunil Suhas Solomon, MBBS, PhD, MPH Professor of Medicine and Epidemiology Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Tuesday, September 10, 2024 @ 11:00am-12:00pm (PT)
Maximum request per application: $60,000 Direct Costs Deadline for receipt of Letters of Intent: September 13, 2024 Applicants whose letters of intent are favorably reviewed will be invited to submit a formal proposal. Formal proposals will then be due…
A free, annual, in-person Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) Summer Institute at Charles R. Drew University. Summer Institute topics include CBPR principles, methodologies and best practices, combined with essential topics in HIV prevention and treatment research. Knowledge and skills gained…
Introduction to Implementation Science (Implementation Science Workshop Series Session 3), Co-Hosted by the UCLA-CDU CFAR Clinical Science Core and NYU GCIS Adapting interventions and strategies in global context, NIH D&I priorities, and identifying funding.
