From emerging threats to hemorrhagic fever viruses, Dr. Robert Garry (Tulane University) will share insights during the 2026 #GVN Online Short Course in Translational Virology. Join us Nov. 2-6 for "Pandemic Viruses" and "Hemorrhagic Fever Viruses."

Learn more: https://gvn.org/activities/nurture/

50 years after #IL-2, #GVN’s Dr. Robert C. Gallo (USF Health; TGH) reflects in STAT on its unexpected impact on human #retrovirology, #HIV and cancer immunotherapy, and why we can’t “just fund the obvious.”

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Interested in science communication, public health, or global health? Apply for #GVN's paid Science & Public Health Communications Assistant Internship. Remote, semester-based, and open to students at eligible GVN-affiliated institutions.

Learn more: https://gvn.org/careers/

Fee waivers and scholarship opportunities are now available for the 2026 #GVN Online Short Course in Translational Virology.

#LMIC applicants qualify for an automatic application fee waiver and may be eligible for scholarship support.

Learn more: https://gvn.org/activities/nurture/

Join us for the #GVN Forefront of Virology Webinar on 10/28/26, 4 PM ET with Pritha Sharma, MD, MPH of Yale New Haven Health.

"Integrating Wastewater & Airborne Surveillance: From Environmental Detection to Public Health Action"

Register: https://ow.ly/H3GP50ZUxJA

What drives viruses to emerge and spread? Join Dr. William De Souza (University of Kentucky) at the 2026 #GVN Online Short Course in Translational Virology for "Oropouche Virus" and "Drivers of Viral Spillover."

Nov. 2-6. https://gvn.org/activities/nurture/

As AI becomes a growing part of research and healthcare, understanding its responsible use is essential. Join Dr. Karni Chagal-Feferkorn (University of South Florida) at the 2026 #GVN Online Short Course for "Responsible AI Use and Legal Liability."

Nov. 2-6: https://gvn.org/activities/nurture/

Application fee waivers and scholarship opportunities are available for the 2026 #GVN Online Short Course in Translational Virology. Applicants from #LMICs qualify for an automatic fee waiver and may be eligible for scholarship support.

Apply by Oct 23: https://gvn.org/activities/nurture/

Go beyond the laboratory and explore "International Community and Population Based Research" with Dr. Arlene Calvo (USF Health) at the 2026 #GVN Online Short Course in Translational Virology.

Online Nov. 2-6.

Apply by Oct. 23: https://gvn.org/activities/nurture/

As #H5N1 spreads among Australian wildlife, #GVN experts are emphasizing the importance of surveillance, genomic monitoring, and global data sharing. A new Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News article explores what these detections may mean for animal and human health.

https://ow.ly/qMZ750ZQgrm

Fee waivers and scholarship opportunities are now available for the 2026 #GVN Online Short Course in Translational Virology.

#LMIC applicants qualify for an automatic application fee waiver and may be eligible for scholarship support.

Learn more: https://gvn.org/activities/nurture/

Global collaboration is key to tracking #dengue across the Americas. A new #USFHealth article highlights how #GVN partnerships support surveillance, research, and prevention efforts, while addressing recent dengue cases in Hillsborough County, Florida.

https://ow.ly/qweV50ZONCP

It’s #WorldRabiesDay. Rabies is still fatal but 100% preventable. #GVN supports vaccines & community action for a rabies-free future.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/kCX550WUyNT | https://ow.ly/FkyG50WUyNS

#GVN supports PAHO & Africa CDC’s call for sustained investment in #PandemicPreparedness & stronger Africa-Americas collaboration. Preparedness requires ongoing investment in surveillance, labs, & rapid response capacity before crises emerge.

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Join #GVN Co-Founder Dr. Robert Gallo (USF Health ITVI; TGH Cancer Institute) at the 2026 GVN Online Short Course in Translational Virology, where he will present "HIV and Human Retrovirus Discovery."

Join us online Nov. 2-6: https://gvn.org/activities/nurture/

In a new #GVN interview, Africa CDC's Prof. Yap Boum II discusses the DRC's #Bundibugyo #Ebola outbreak, vaccine research, community engagement, and why every response should strengthen health systems for the next outbreak.

Read more: https://ow.ly/kmbw50ZQXQo

Interested in science communication, public health, or global health? Apply for #GVN's paid Science & Public Health Communications Assistant Internship. Remote, semester-based, and open to students at eligible GVN-affiliated institutions.

Learn more: https://gvn.org/careers/

Join us for the #GVN Forefront of Virology Webinar on 9/23/26, 10 AM with J. Zachary Porterfield, MD PhD of USF Health ITVI, a GVN Center of Excellence.

"Use of New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) for HIV Reservoir and Cure Research"

Register: https://ow.ly/hIje50ZJ0vO

Now fully online: GVN’s Short Course in Translational Virology returns November 2–6, 2026.

Applications are now open for the 2026 #GVN Online Short Course in Translational Virology. Join leading virologists and apply by Oct. 23.

Learn more: https://gvn.org/activities/nurture/

Congratulations to William M. de Souza, PhD, a GVN Postdoctoral Fellow and Assistant Professor at the University of Kentucky, on receiving the NIH R01 Stephen I. Katz Early Stage Investigator Research Project Award ($3.6M).

#GVN #NIH #Virology #ResearchExcellence