UW/Fred Hutch Center for AIDS Research
Welcome to the University of Washington / Fred Hutch Center for AIDS Research (CFAR). Our mission is to advance the prevention, detection, and treatment of HIV and AIDS by fostering collaborative and interdisciplinary research, supporting career development in young investigators, and serving researchers and scientists at our affiliated institutions.
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CFAR Core Facilities provide biostatistical, laboratory, study design, and other services that are quality-controlled, cost-effective and convenient. These services are supported by the CFAR, freeing investigators of the need to set up and pay for these services themselves.
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CFAR Cores and Scientific Working Groups provide biostatistical, laboratory, study design, and other services that are quality-controlled, cost-effective and convenient.
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Funding opportunities for HIV investigators at CFAR and our partner institutions.
News
Announcing the Recipients of the 2023 CFAR Mentored International Investigator Award
Congratulations to Dr. Ruth Nabisere of the Infectious Diseases Institute (IDI) Mulago, and Dr. Dickens Onyango of the Kisumu County Department of Health!
HIV Research Study Participant Screening and Patient Referral
We support screening and recruitment of eligible people living with HIV (PLWH) into clinical and pathogenesis research studies via a dedicated research nurse.This service is available to investigators to increase enrollment of PLWH into research studies. Lindsay Legg, the HIV research coordinator, is effective at increasing enrollment in HIV studies. Ms. Legg reviews the records of UW HIV patients visiting the HMC Madison Clinic and refers those who qualify to…
20th Annual STI & HIV Research Symposium
Join us for our premier showcase on October 19th, 2023, co-hosted by the UW/FHCC CFAR and UW CFAS! This year’s event features a keynote presentation from Dr. Christopher Fairley, panels discussing Community Engagement and the Opioid Epidemic in King County, 6 Research Talks from UW award recipients, and an Early-Stage Investigator Poster Session.