The Providence/Boston Center for AIDS research is devoted to the pursuit of translational research to reduce the burden of HIV infection worldwide, with special focus on substance users, women, MSM, justice-involved persons, and at-risk youth. To achieve this goal, we are committed to fostering emerging HIV investigators both domestically and within resource-limited settings.
Providence/Boston Center for AIDS Research (CFAR)
About Us
The Providence/Boston Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) is supported by a collaborative network of investigators, community partners, and administrative and scientific staff dedicated to advancing HIV research. Our members represent diverse disciplines and institutions, working together to drive innovation, mentorship, and impactful scientific discovery.
CFAR Affiliated Sites
Helpful Links
- HIV.info.gov or HIV.gov - information on HIV/AIDS treatment, prevention, and research
- Brown University AIDS program (BRUNAP) - is a regional training site funded by HRSA and in collaboration with the CFAR, provides training and education of clinicians in HIV treatment and prevention.
- CDC HIV website - HIV prevention and surveillance and the development and testing of effective biomedical interventions to reduce transmission of HIV.
- CFARs in the US - listing of all 20 NIH designated Centers for AIDS Research.
- New England Implementation Science Network - The New England HIV Implementation Science Network aims to improve HIV prevention and treatment in small urban areas with a high prevalence of HIV. It is a collaboration between the Center for Interdisciplinary Research in AIDS (CIRA) at Yale University and the Providence/Boston Center for AIDS Research (CFAR).