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YearNameDepartmentTitle
2024 Traditional Developmental AwardEmily CicconeUNC Division of Infectious DiseasesHIV-Associated Viral Acute Respiratory Tract Illness (HAVARTI): The burden and severity of vaccine-preventable respiratory infection in people living with HIV in rural Uganda
2024 Secondary Data Analysis AwardThibaut Davy-Mendez, PhDUNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, Dept. of Health BehaviorDiabetes Mellitus and Hospitalizations among People with and without HIV
2024 Traditional Data Analysis AwardStephanie DeLong, PhD, MPHUNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, Dept. of EpidemiologyPreventing HIV acquisition among adolescent girls: what role do adverse childhood experiences and mental health play?
2024 Traditional Data Analysis AwardKatherine MacDonald, MD, MPHUNC Division of General Pediatrics and Adolescent MedicineAdolescent and young adult HIV disclosure to partners and its impact on HIV prevention in Western Kenya
2024 Secondary Data Analysis AwardSubhashini Sellers, MD MSCRUNC Division of Pulmonary Diseases and Critical CareLung Cancer Screening Uptake and Barriers to Screening in PWH
2024 Traditional Data Analysis AwardShuntai Zhou, PhDUNC Dept. of Microbiology and ImmunologySequencing-based HIV-1 recency assay for non-B subtypes
2023 Traditional Developmental AwardMatthew Painschab, MDUNC Dept. of MedicineCauses of lymphadenopathy in a district HIV clinic: a pilot study
2023 CFAR SupplementLauren Hill, PhDUNC Gillings School of Public HealthLong-acting PrEP shared decision making for pregnant and breastfeeding women: A feasibility pilot study
2023 CFAR SupplementShuntai Zhou, PhDUNC Dept. of Microbiology and ImmunologyAdding HIV Recency Testing to Public Health Surveillance
2022 Traditional Developmental AwardSam Lai, PhDUNCEngineering bispecific antibodies for simultaneous non-hormonal contraception and prevention of HIV
2022 Traditional Developmental AwardNivedita Bhushan, PhDRTIAdapting and Validating a Brief Depression Screening Tool for Adolescents Living with HIV in Malawi
2022 MicrograntAbigail Hatcher, PhDUNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, Dept. of Health BehaviorTravel to an international conference to present the findings of her CFAR Developmental Award
2022 CFAR SupplementAllysha Maragh-Bass, PhD, MPH
Marie Stoner, PhD, MPH
RTIFormative research on a sex-positive tool for PrEP Counseling with Sexual/Gender
Minority Youth of Color in NC and CA
2020,
2022 Traditional Developmental Award
Abigail Hatcher, PhDUNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, Dept. of Health BehaviorTowards a therapeutic intervention for pregnant adolescents living with HIV and partner violence
2022 MicrograntHeather Henderson, PhDUNC Institute of Global Health and Infectious DiseasesAntibacterial resistance in people living with HIV
Winter 2021/2022 Traditional Developmental AwardBonnie Shook-Sa, PhDUNC Gillings School of Global Public HealthBridged comparisons of HIV therapeutics
Winter 2021/2022 Traditional Developmental AwardChemtai Mungo, MD, MPHUNC, LCCCPrevalence, predictors, and impact of high-risk human papillomavirus (HR-HPV) persistence following thermal ablation among HIV-positive and HIV-negative women in a low- and middle-income country (LMIC)
2021 Traditional Developmental AwardMonica Diaz, MD, MSUNC School of Medicine, Department of NeurologyPilot Study for the assessment of neuroinflammation and neurodegeneration in HIV-associated cognitive impairment
2021 Traditional Developmental AwardFriday Saidi, MBBS, MMEDUNC Institute for Global Health and Infections DiseasesThe Impact of Antiretrovirals for HIV Prevention and Treatment on the Vaginal Microbiotica of Pregnant women in Malawi and Zambia
2021 MicrograntGuochun Jiang, PhDHIV Cure CenterAAV delivery of CRISPR/Cas9 genome editor to eradicate HIV provirus in the human brain
2021 CFAR-NC TraCS Developmental AwardGenevieve Clutton, PhD (Co-funded with NC TraCS)UNC School of Medicine, Dept. of Microbiology and ImmunologyEvaluating the role of the CD8/GLUT1 axis in dysfunctional anti-viral immunity in obesity
2021 CFAR SupplementAnne-Marie Turner, PhDUNC, Division of Infectious DiseasesMapping Uninduced, Intact HIV Proviruses in ART-Suppressed Donors
2021 CFAR SupplementLina Rosengren-Hovee, MD, MPH, MSUNC, Division of Infectious DiseasesConversations that Matter: Increasing provider competence and decreasing stigma toward sexual and gender minority youth
2021 CFAR SupplementJoan Price, MD, MSCR, MPHUNC Global Women's HealthEvaluation of vaginal microbial and inflammatory dynamics to predict HIV-attributable preterm birth in Zambia
2021 CFAR SupplementKatrina McCoy, PhD, FNP-CUNC CharlotteEnhancing Strategies to Engage Providers in Efforts to Eliminate HIV: Project EnSTEP
2021 CFAR SupplementFelicia Browne, ScD, MPHRTIDeveloping Strategies to Improve Engagement in HIV Services among People who use Drugs in the Charlotte Transitional Grant Area
2020 Traditional Developmental AwardLauren Hill, PhDUNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, Dept. of Health BehaviorDeveloping an Online PrEP Shared Decision-Making Aid for US Women
2020 Traditional Developmental AwardSarah Rutstein, MD, PhDUNC Division of Infectious DiseasesGenomics of Genital Ulcer Disease of Unknown Etiology Among Persons with HIV or at High Risk for HIV-infection in Malawi
2020 Traditional Developmental AwardGuochun Jiang, PhDHIV Cure CenterHIV Reservoirs in the Central Nervous System
2019 Traditional Developmental AwardRoss Boyce, MD, MScUNC IDMore than a machine: Exploring the ancillary systems and processes required to make point-of-care HIV-1 viral load testing effective in rural western Uganda
2019 Traditional Developmental AwardHaitao Guo, PhDUNC GeneticsSuppress HIV Replication and Potentiate T Cell Response to HIV by Targeting Metabolic Pathways
2019 Traditional Developmental AwardStephanie Martin, PhDUNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, Dept. of NutritionEngaging Fathers in the Care and Feeding of HIV-Exposed Uninfected Infants in Zambia
2019 Traditional Developmental AwardDavid van Duin, MD, PhD, FIDSAUNC SOMAntibacterial resistance in people living with HIV
2018 Joint UNC-Duke PrEP AwardAllysha Maragh-Bass, PhD, MPH (John Mitchell, PhD, Duke CFAR co-PI; Marie Stoner, PhD, RTI co-PI)FHI 360, Duke University, RTIA community based approach to understanding PrEP care in at-risk adolescents (UNC PI change)
2018 Traditional Developmental AwardNathan Montgomery, MDUNC Dept. of Pathology and Laboratory MedicineGenomic Characterization of HIV-associated multicentric Castleman disease in Malawi
2018 Traditional Developmental AwardWeiming Tang, PhDUNC Project - ChinaUsing Secondary Distribution to Promote HIV Testing among Chinese Men Who Have Sex with Men: A Pilot Study
2017 Traditional Developmental AwardLauren Brinkley-Rubinstein, PhDUNC Dept. of Social MedicineExploring the use of PrEP among people who inject drugs in Guilford County, North Carolina
2017 Traditional Developmental AwardJennifer Deese, PhD, MPHFHI 360What’s sex got to do with it? Understanding the potential for confounding and exposure misclassification due to vaginal sex and semen exposure in studies of biological mechanisms associated with HIV acquisition
2017 Traditional Developmental AwardNora Franceshini, MD, MPHUNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, Dept. of EpidemiologyPharmacogenomics of anti-retroviral drugs: a pilot study
2017 Traditional Developmental AwardRainier Masa, PhDUNC School of Social WorkA Feasibility Study of Umwini, an Asset-Based Intervention to Improve Treatment Outcomes of Adolescents Living with HIV (ALHIV) in Eastern Province, Zambia
2017 Traditional Developmental AwardSamantha Meltzer-Brody, MDUNC School of Medicine, Dept. of PsychiatryPerinatal depression and engagement in HIV care among women in Malawi: Formative research to support the development of a culturally appropriate mental health treatment intervention
2017 Traditional Developmental AwardKimberly Powers, PhDUNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, Dept. of EpidemiologyFormative Research to Develop a Prospective, Population Based Cohort of Newly HIV-Diagnosed Persons in North Carolina
2017 Secondary Data Analysis AwardDanielle Haley, PhD, MPHUNC School of Medicine, Infectious DiseasesQuantifying the impact of medical marijuana laws women’s behavioral and clinical health: a longitudinal multilevel analysis of the Women’s Interagency HIV Study (WIHS)
2017 Secondary Data Analysis AwardAndrea Knittel, MDUNC OB/GYNLongitudinal effects of incarceration on STI and sexual partner acquisition
(Secondary Data Analysis Award)
2016 Traditional Developmental AwardEdward Browne, PhDUNC Infectious DiseasesSingle cell analysis of HIV latency
(Secondary Data Analysis Award)
2016 Traditional Developmental AwardSylvia Fitting, PhDUNC Behavioral NeuroscienceNeuroprotective potential of endocannabinoids in a model of neuroAIDS
2016 Traditional Developmental AwardSharon Parker, PhDNC A&TPerspectives of HIV Prevention Among Incarcerated Women: Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis as a Potential Biomedical HIV Intervention
2016 Traditional Developmental AwardJulie Dumond, PhDUNC School of PharmacyQuantitative Analysis of Aging Effect on CD4+ T-cell recovery in HIV-suppressed Participants Using Population Modeling Methods
2016 Traditional Developmental AwardJonathan Fogle, PhDNCSULentivirus-Activated T Regulatory Cells Exploit CD8+ T Cell Epigenetic Profiles
2016 Traditional Developmental AwardRuian Ke, PhDNCSUA quantitative framework to evaluate the efficacy and predict impacts of treatment strategies involving Dual-Affinity Re-Targeting (DART) proteins in HIV eradication studies
2016 Traditional Developmental AwardMackenzie Cottrell, PhDUNC School of PharmacyDoes Sex Hormone Therapy Decrease NRTI Active Metabolite Formation in Mucosal Tissues?