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History of the Chicago D-CFAR

The Chicago D-CFAR is a collaboration between,Rush University Medical Center, the University of Illinois at Chicago, and Cook County Health & Hospitals System. Our goal is to provide a collaborative environment for scientific and clinical advances in HIV/AIDS. These advances are then shared not only within the medical and scientific communities but also with the public at large. The Chicago D-CFAR seeks to bridge gaps in HIV/AIDS research, education, awareness, and services by engaging those with the most prestigious expertise and experience.

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Upcoming Events

• Monday, May 14, 2012 - SEMINAR - "Decay of Behavioral Intervention Effects - the Achilles' heel of HIV Prevention Interventions" Ralph J. DiClemente, M.Sc., PhD; Emory Center for AIDS Research, Rollings School of Public Health
  
  

DCFAR Program News.....

 

AFRICAN AMERICANS AND THE NATIONAL HIV/AIDS Strategy

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CONGRATULATIONS to our cycle 5 pilot awardees

Sheila Badri, MD, Cook County Health and Hospitals System
Vadim Gaponenko, PhD, University of Illinois at Chicago

NOTICE OF RFA

The Chicago Developmental Center for AIDS Research (D-CFAR) is pleased to announce a pilot project grant program. Eligible applicants are those at the three Chicago D-CFAR institutions; Rush University Medical Center; University of Illinois at Chicago; Cook Count Bureau of Health Services.This cycle of review the D-CFAR anticipates funding 2 grants, of up to $50,000 direct costs each (no indirects allowed).

This cycle of applications is due May 15, 2012. Another round of applications will be solicited for Nov. 15, 2012.

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Did you miss the African American HIV Awarness Seminar?

click here to view the slides from this event

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Did you miss the Social Networking Forum on HIV and Substance Abuse?

click here for a partial listing of Centers & Programs supporting HIV & Substance Abuse Research