Appendix E The purpose of Appendix E is to describe the individuals who belong to each of the Scientific Working Groups (SWGs). CFAR’s Bear in mind that a central purpose of the SWG concept is to turbocharge HIV/AIDS research by including investigators who can contribute expertise from other fields, to support junior and NIH New Investigators, and to bring together a broad array of expertise and interests. Use this roster to document progress in achieving this purpose. Use column 2 to to identify members who have joined the SWG since the previous year (“New SWG”) Use column 3 to identify members who are primarily contributing expertise that is outside of the field of HIV/AIDS (“Outside Expertise”) Use column 4 to identify unfunded (Category 4) or NIH new investigators (Category 3) (“Categories”) Provide enough detail on research interests to make it clear how their research will facilitate the work of the SWG Appendix E.1 SWG 1: Artificial, Mythic, and Extraterrestrial Life Forms First established: 11/01/2013 Membership roster as of: 05/25/14 Name New to Outside Primary Research Area Involvement with the SWG (Location) SWG Expertise Susan Calvin Application of HIV immunology to SWG Director. Helping to identify potential (DIRECTOR) 1 artificial life forms for P30 application currently under (Urban U) discussion Alphonse The use of genetic engineering to Organizing activities of the SCREAM journal club Mephisto increase innate and acquired to assist in locating pertinent literature; will serve 2,5 (Urban U) resistance to HIV infection as Co-investigator on R01 application under development N.F.N. Development and use of Providing SCREAM Center research field site (at Moreau X 2,5 chimera in clinical his undisclosed island location) (Urban U) research Dana Scully Clinical care of extraterrestrials Gave research presentation at SWG meeting; (Area 51 X X 3 serving as a co-investigator in upcoming R01 application being organized by the SWG Frank Stein Communicable diseases in Applying for CFAR03 seed grant funding through (Urban U) mermaids the SWG to expand current research on STDs X X 2 (Sea-transmitted Diseases) to include malignancies
Appendix E The purpose of Appendix E is to describe the individuals who belong to each of the CFAR’s Scientific Working Groups (SWGs). Bear in mind that a central purpose of the SWG concept is to turbocharge HIV/AIDS research by including investigators who can contribute expertise from other fields, to support junior and NIH New Investigators, and to bring together a broad array of expertise and interests. Use this roster to document progress in achieving this purpose. Use column 2 (“New to SWG”) to identify members who have joined the SWG since the previous year Use column 3 (“Outside Expertise”) to identify members who are primarily contributing expertise that is outside of the field of HIV/AIDS Use column 4 (“Categories”) to identify unfunded (Category 4) or NIH new investigators (Category 3) Provide enough detail on research interests to make it clear how their research will facilitate the work of the SWG Appendix E.1 SWG 1: Artificial, Mythic, and Extraterrestrial Life Forms First established: 11/01/2013 Membership roster as of: 05/25/14 Name (Location) New to SWG Outside Expertise Primary Research Area Involvement with the SWG Susan Calvin (DIRECTOR) (Urban U) 1 Application of HIV immunology to artificial life forms SWG Director. Helping to identify potential for P30 application currently under discussion Alphonse Mephisto (Urban U) 2,5 The use of genetic engineering to increase innate and acquired resistance to HIV infection Organizing activities of the SCREAM journal club to assist in locating pertinent literature; will serve as Co-investigator on R01 application under development N.F.N. Moreau (Urban U) X 2,5 Development and use of chimera in clinical research Providing SCREAM Center research field site (at his undisclosed island location) Dana Scully (Area 51 X X 3 Clinical care of extraterrestrials Gave research presentation at SWG meeting; serving as a co-investigator in upcoming R01 application being organized by the SWG Frank Stein (Urban U) X X 2 Communicable diseases in mermaids Applying for CFAR03 seed grant funding through the SWG to expand current research on STDs (Sea-transmitted Diseases) to include malignancies
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