Schedule

Ms Tanvi Pataskar – ‘ Purification and Characterisation of Extracellular Vesicles from Influenza A Virus-Infected Cells: Functional and Molecular Analysis’
CEPHR, University College Dublin, Ireland.

Dr Rachel MacCann – ‘Linking the Gut Microbiome and Immune Activation to Cardiometabolic Risk in HIV: A Multi-Omics Approach’
CEPHR, University College Dublin, Ireland.

Dr Katie Corridan – ‘Q fever in Ireland – characterising zoonotic risk’
CEPHR, University College Dublin, Ireland.

Prof Graeme Meintjes – ‘Severe HIV-associated TB in Africa: how can we improve patient outcomes?’
Queen Mary University of London, England and University of Cape Town, South Africa

Prof Laura Gleeson – ‘Rewiring immunometabolism in Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection’
St James Hospital, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.

Dr Roger Paredes Deiros – ‘The microbiome in HIV treatment and cure’.
Hospital Universitari Germans Trias i Pujol, Barcelona, Spain

Prof Aaloke Mody – ‘Creating the Foundations for Chronic Disease Care Delivery: Using Implementation Science to Translate Person-Centered Care into Practice and Policy in Zambia.’
Washington University, St Louis, United States.

Prof Mary Horgan – ‘Pandemic Preparedness – the role of an Evidence Synthesis Hub’.
Department of Health and University College Dublin, Ireland

Dr Peter Cox – ‘Engineering the Future of Drug Discovery: Isomorphic Labs’ AI-First Approach’.
Isomorphic Labs, London, England.

Prof Balwani Mbakaya – ‘National data to predict outcomes in kids with childhood pneumonia’.
University of Livingstonia, Malawi.

Prof Patricia Maguire – ‘AI in the Wild: Why an Algorithm is Not Enough’.
University College Dublin, Ireland.