2007 Case CFAR Annual Spring Conference

凯斯西储大学艾滋病研究中心正在举办第五届年度科学 会议于2007年6月7日至9日举行。2007年Case CFAR春季大会的总体目标是推进 通过对艾滋病相关当前问题的正式和非正式免费科学探索进行与艾滋病有关的研究 免疫学和病毒学，并通过发展合作研究的努力。这将是 通过以下方式完成： 1.为与会者提供与国际和国内领先的艾滋病相关的演讲 研究人员，从而促进了对最新艾滋病相关疾病的正式和非正式讨论 研究。 2.为与会者提供机会，在正在进行的和 与艾滋病相关的新研究。 3.为年轻的研究人员和学生提供与领先的艾滋病相关人员互动的机会 正式和非正式场合的研究人员。 会议形式的结构是为了最大限度地交流思想，促进科学研究 辩论，并鼓励合作企业。鼓励这些结果的格式的特点 是，出席人数，预计不超过100人；预先计划的公共餐饮 旨在提供非正式讨论科学理论和合作机会的机会；以及 不发表会议发言，从而可以更自由地交流前沿意见， 想法和理论。 研究人员是根据他们在会议上的前沿研究被挑选出来在会议上发言的 专题领域，并确保纳入关于当前艾滋病问题和方向的不同观点和理论 研究。Case CFAR积极努力确保将少数族裔和女性研究人员纳入 会议规划和出席的方方面面。

The Case Western Reserve University Center for AIDS Research is hosting its 5th annual scientific conference on June 7-9, 2007. The overall goal of the 2007 Case CFAR Spring Conference is to advance AIDS-related research through the formal and informal free scientific exploration of current issues in AIDSrelated immunology and virology, and through the development of collaborative research efforts. This will be accomplished through: 1. Providing Conference attendees with presentations from leading international and national AIDSrelated researchers, thereby stimulating both formal and informal discussions of the most current AIDSrelated research. 2. Provide Conference attendees with the opportunity to establish collaborative ventures in on-going and new AIDS-related research. 3. Provide young investigators and students with an opportunity to interact with leading AIDS-related researchers in both formal and informal venues. The Conference Format has been structured to maximize the interchange of ideas, to promote scientific debate, and to encourage collaborative ventures. Characteristics of the format which encourage these results are, attendance size, with an expectation of no more than 100 attendees; pre-planned communal meals structured to provide opportunities to informally discuss scientific theory and collaborative opportunities; and non-publication of Conference presentations, thereby allowing for a freer exchange of cutting-edge opinions, ideas and theories. Researchers are selected to present at the Conference based on their cutting-edge research in the session topic areas, and to ensure inclusion of differing views and theories on current questions and directions in AIDS research. The Case CFAR is proactive in its efforts to ensure inclusion of minority and female researchers in all aspects of Conference planning and attendance.