The Second Annual Bay Area Symposium on Viruses
Thursday May 17th, 2012
Stanley Hall, UC Berkeley
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Global Health Equity Fellowship
Application Due May 28, 2012
The Global Health Equity Scholars (GHES) program, administered through UC Berkeley, is pleased to announce a new 1-year fellowship for postdocs, upper-level PhD students and medical profession students. The application process is electronic and the deadline for submission is May 28, 2012 by 3pm PST. For further information, please contact Melaine Delcroix (program assistant director) at mdelcroix@berkeley.edu
 
To Apply: LINK
Application Guide: PDF
Fellowship Announcement: PDF  |  DOC

2012 CEND Symposium: "Fighting the Diseases of Poverty: From Early Discovery to Diagnostics and Vaccines"
January 13, 2012
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Filling the Pipeline for Neglected Diseases
June 2011 — Treatment for Deadly 'Sleeping Sickness' Shows Promise.. Read more...
 
Bay Area-India TB Initiative launched
March 2011 — Indian and Bay Area scientists launched a new drug and vaccine discovery initiative earlier this year. Read more...

 

CEND Associate Director Dan Portnoy meet with Bill Gates, Jr. during his April 2010 tour of U.S. universities.

The Henry Wheeler Center for Emerging and Neglected Diseases (CEND) at the University of California, Berkeley is a cross-campus, multidisciplinary partnership which seeks to accelerate the innovation of new drugs, vaccines, and diagnostics for the infectious diseases of poverty. We combine unparalleled resources for cutting edge science with international research partnerships and world experts in policy, law, and global health economics.

 

Exciting business internship opportunity with CEND. Apply NOW! Click here for details.

First Annual Bay Area Symposium on Viruses
May 18, 2011
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2010 CEND Symposium & Research Contest
"Mechanisms of Therapy and Resistance in HIV & TB"
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Global Health Dx Innovations Summit
"From Innovation to Impact"
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