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Invitation to Virtual Conference – Bridging the Sciences: New Approaches to Child Protection

June 2nd and June 3rd, 2025

We are pleased to share an important opportunity to engage with a groundbreaking perspective on child protection as a public health priority.

The conference, "Bridging the Sciences: New Approaches to Child Protection," challenges the traditional view of child protection as solely a policy issue. Instead, it highlights the deeper, systemic nature of these concerns—requiring multidisciplinary solutions. 

Hosted by the International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children (ICMEC) in collaboration with Childlight and the Emory Department of Pediatrics (with partnership from Dr. Raymond Schinazi), this event will explore innovative strategies to address this urgent public health challenge.

Key Details:
📅 Date: June 2nd and June 3rd 
📍 Format: Virtual (Free Registration)
🎓 CME Credits: Available for eligible participants

🔗 Learn More & Register: [Bridging the Sciences
(Space is limited—early registration encouraged.)

For background on the organizers, visit:

We encourage you to attend and contribute to this critical dialogue. Please share with colleagues who may be interested.

 

05-19-2025

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Kim and postdoctoral researcher Nathalie Garnier will be representing our institution at the 2025 Cold Spring Harbor Retroviruses Meeting

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04-26-2025                                    CVC Team’s 2025 Achievement Celebration Dinner

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04-18-2025

Emory University, Office of Technology Transfer. The Technology Partnership Forum: Partnership, Technology and Faculty Honors

Start-Up of the Year

Aligos Therapeutics

Raymond Schinazi, PhD; Franck Amblard, PhD; Leda Bassit, PhD 

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04-14-2025

Celebrating Our Outstanding CVC Award Winners!

We are thrilled to share some exciting news. The Laney Graduate School honored exceptional students and faculty with their annual awards—and we’re proud to announce that two of our very own PhD students were recognized for their outstanding achievements!

🌟 George Dangas (Dr. Michailidis’s student) received the Outstanding Doctoral Student Award—a testament to his dedication, research excellence, and contributions to our community.

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🌟 Shreya Ravichandran (Dr. Sarafianos’s student) was awarded the Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award, celebrating her exceptional teaching and mentorship.

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Both George and Shreya are part of the BCDB program, and these are highly competitive, campus-wide honors—a reflection of the incredible talent and hard work within CVC.

Please join us in congratulating them on this well-deserved recognition! Let’s celebrate their achievements and the pride they bring to our team.

Cheers to George and Shreya! 🎊

 

04-11-2025

We were delighted to receive Dr. Barkin Shari, Chair of the Department of Pediatrics, for a tour and discussion at our Laboratory of Biochemical Pharmacology

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Meet the Team


Raymond Schinazi, PhD, Hon D.Sc.

Senior Advisor of Center for ViroScience and Cure (CVC)

raymond.schinazi@emory.edu

Stefan Sarafianos, PhD

Co-Director of Center for ViroScience and Cure (CVC)

stefanos.sarafianos@emory.edu

Baek Kim, PhD

Co-Director of Center for ViroScience and Cure (CVC)

baek.kim@emory.edu

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