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The HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies is a multidisciplinary
research center that investigates the behavioral causes and consequences
of HIV/AIDS. We focus on the intersections of HIV infection, gender, and
sexuality; treatment strategies for infected populations; and innovative
dissemination of scientific findings.
1987 Center Meeting
More than 100 friends, collaborators, and guests met
on March 27, 2008 to mark the occasion of the 20th
anniversary of the HIV Center’s founding. Entitled "Looking
Back, Looking Forward: The HIV Center’s First 20 Years
and the Challenges Ahead," the event emphasized how our
research has been shaped by the changing challenges posed
by AIDS over the past two decades.
To read about the event,
click
here. To learn more about those we've lost
over the past 20 years,
click here.
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2007 Center Meeting
On February 1, 2008 the HIV Center received renewed
funding from NIMH. New Cores, new investigators, new challenges,
and new innovations will help to shape the five years ahead.
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Timeline Panel 1
Four illustrated panels track 20 years of HIV Center
history alongside that of the epidemic itself from 1987-2007.
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HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral
Studies
1051 Riverside Drive, Unit 15, New York, NY 10032
(212) 543-5969 | Fax (212) 543-6003
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