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Remembering King Holmes
Yesterday, King Holmes passed away peacefully after a long illness. The below announcement describes King’s life, vision, impact, and legacy. Among King’s many leadership roles, he founded both our Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) and the UW Center for AIDS and STD in 1988. He was an inspiration and guidepost to many of us. We appreciate his long-standing commitment and contributions to HIV and STI research and training, his contributions…
Congratulations to CFAR Staff Member Ken Tapia on the Distinguished Staff Award Nomination!
We are excited to announce that Ken Tapia, the Lead Biostatistician and Research Consultant for the UW/Fred Hutch Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) Data Sciences and Methods Core, has been nominated for the 2024 Distinguished Staff Award! Ken has been with the UW for 24 years, and has played a pivotal role in advising researchers on study design, sample size calculations, statistical analysis plans, data management, and manuscript preparation, providing…
ANNOUNCING THE RECIPIENT OF THE 2024 STEPHAUN ELITE WALLACE COMMUNITY INVESTIGATOR AWARD
The University of Washington/Fred Hutch Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) is pleased to announce the winner of 2024 Stephaun Elite Wallace Community Investigator Award competition. The purpose of the Wallace Awards is to grow capacity for community-led HIV research. The Wallace Awards are also intended to facilitate community-based organization (CBO)-CFAR member connections and collaborations. Recipients are awarded $5,000-$20,000/year (direct costs) for up to 2 years to conduct their project. This award…