A biocontainment cabinet to support flow cytometry and sorting of infected cells

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Simon Fraser University has made an enormous investment in research and training in infectious diseases and immunology. It supported a Canada Research Chair in Molecular Immunity for my research in HIV and vaccines, as well as infrastructure funding from the Canadian Foundation for Innovation, which was used to acquire a BD FACSAria instrument. Since 2004, SFU has also hired 6 new faculty members, has built a new animal care facility, and is building a new CL3 facility to support infectious diease and immunology research, and is launching a highly interdisciplinary graduate program in this area.