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Scope

Sector Scientific Committee (SSC) established under the Generic call for proposals “HIV/AIDS, STIs, viral hepatitis, tuberculosis”, edition 2027-1.

This SSC oversees all basic research aimed at advancing knowledge about human immunodeficiency viruses (HIV) and simian immunodeficiency viruses (SIV), AIDS, tuberculosis and sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and in particular:

  • Research in biology, biochemistry, biophysics, bioinformatics, genetics and any other discipline that contributes to understanding the stages of the viral cycle, the adaptation of the pathogen to the host and vice versa, at the structural, molecular and cellular levels;
  • Research on transmission mechanisms at the cellular, mucosal and individual levels, on the induction of innate and adaptive responses, inflammation, establishment, characterisation and control of viral reservoirs;
  • Basic research in immunology, virology, genetics, systems biology and other disciplines, particularly research on the mechanisms determining pathogenesis, persistence and host responses, with priority given to those relevant to understanding infection, its control and prevention;
  • Basic research on pathogen-host interactions and their evolution in animals (in vivo) and humans (ex vivo), particularly research using resources from ANRS Emerging Infectious Diseases cohorts, biobanks and networks

Chair


Lydie TRAUTMANN
Global Infectious Diseases, Henry M Jackson Foundation (HJF) Bethesda, MD, USA

Vice-chair


Andrea CIMARELLI
Ecole Normale Supérieure, CIRI, Lyon, France


Jean-Louis HERRMANN
UVSQ, Raymond-Poincaré Hospital, Garches, France

Members

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