Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Conference on HIV/AIDS Research:Its History and Future

艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究的历史与未来 2016年10月12日至15日 摘要 冷泉港实验室(CSHL)基因技术中心会议 分子生物学和生物技术探索生物学中的重要发现主题 科学，聚集了科学家们，他们做出了许多开创性的发现，开始了 其他人的兴趣可能包括该领域的当前状态、历史 该领域的进展，和/或这些技术和方法在 生物技术和医学。该系列会议的第六次会议题为“艾滋病毒/艾滋病史： 它的历史和未来“，并将寻求解决对人类免疫缺陷病毒的研究 感染和获得性免疫缺陷综合症(艾滋病毒/艾滋病)在过去30年中， 以及这如何预示着该领域的未来发展。 艾滋病毒/艾滋病的历史丰富而复杂。史无前例的科学先驱 逆转录病毒，人类逆转录病毒的发现者，艾滋病毒/艾滋病疗法的开发者， 重要研究成果中的关键人物齐聚一堂，讨论该领域的历史。 这个跨学科小组将共同审查关键的科学、流行病学和临床 创造了这块油田的发现。会议还将涉及当前的科学 艾滋病毒/艾滋病和今后控制这一全球流行病的途径，可悲的是， 坚持了35年以上。预期的主题包括：1)动物逆转录病毒的故事； 2)大流行开始；3)人类和灵长类逆转录病毒、IL-2等；4)发现，艾滋病毒起源； 5)神奇病毒1。分子生物学；6)神奇病毒2。免疫学与疫苗；7) 治疗学；8)病因学。演讲者包括研究人员，他们制作了许多 开创了这一领域的开创性发现，以及那些现在正在研究这一主题的人。我们 也邀请研究过这个主题的科学史学家，把它放在科学和 社会背景。与系列中的前几次会议一样，这次会议将提供一个出色的 有机会深入了解某个主题并分享经常遗漏的故事 学术帐目。我们预计这次会议将引起广泛的个人兴趣， 包括科学家、临床医生、历史学家、活动家和科学记者。CSHL 基因技术中心将永久存档会议过程的视频记录，以供将来使用 历史学家和学者。

HIV/AIDS Research: Its History and Future October 12–15, 2016 Abstract The Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) Genentech Center Conferences on the History of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology explore important themes of discovery in the biological sciences, bringing together scientists who made many of the seminal discoveries that began the field with others whose interests may include the current status of the field, the historical progress of the field, and/or the application of these techniques and approaches in biotechnology and medicine. The sixth meeting in the series is entitled “History of HIV/AIDS: Its History and Future,” and will seek to address research into human immunodeficiency virus infection and acquired immune deficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) over the last three decades, and how this points to future developments in the field. The history of HIV/AIDS is rich and complex. Never before have the pioneers of the science of retroviruses, the discoverers of human retroviruses, the developers of HIV/AIDS therapeutics, and key figures in important research findings come together to discuss the history of the field. Together, this interdisciplinary group will review the key scientific, epidemiological, and clinical discoveries that created this field. The meeting will also touch upon the present science of HIV/AIDS and the paths to the future control of this global pandemic, which, tragically, has persisted for more than 35 years. Anticipated topics include: 1) The story of animal retroviruses; 2) The pandemic begins; 3) Human and primate retroviruses, IL-2, etc.; 4) Discovery, HIV origin; 5) The amazing virus 1. Molecular biology; 6) The amazing virus 2. Immunology & vaccines; 7) Therapeutics; and 8) Pathogenesis. Speakers include researchers who made many of the seminal discoveries that began the field, as well as those who are working on the topic now. We also invite historians of science who have examined the topic, setting it in its scientific and societal context. Like the previous meetings in the series, this meeting will provide an excellent opportunity to look in-depth at a topic and share the stories that are often missing from academic accounts. We anticipate the meeting will interest a broad range of individuals, including scientists, clinicians, historians, activists, and science journalists. The CSHL Genentech Center will permanently archive video recording of the proceedings for future use by historians and scholars.