The DC CFAR promotes periodic NIH CFAR Administrative Supplement opportunities to our membership when we are made aware of them. These supplements are offered by the NIH to spur research in high priority areas.
The center communicates open requests for applications through weekly member emails. Become a member of the DC CFAR to learn more about NIH CFAR Administrative Supplements.
DC CFAR investigators have been very successful in competing for NIH CFAR Administrative Supplements to date. A listing of all currently and previously funded investigators and abstracts of their projects are provided.
View the archive to learn more about awards given in 2013 or earlier.
Automated Cell Isolation using the RoboSepTM System and Muse Cell Analyzer for HIV Cure Studies
Natalia Soriano-Sarabia, PhD (GW) has received an NIH CFAR Administrative Supplement entitled, “Automated Cell Isolation using the RoboSepTM System and Muse Cell Analyzer for HIV Cure Studies”.
Implementing Brain Health Assessment into the HIV Care Continuum in Washington DC
Marjorie C. Gondré-Lewis, PhD (HU) has received a National Institutes of Health CFAR Administrative Supplement grant entitled, “Implementing Brain Health Assessment into the HIV Care Continuum in...
Anne Monroe, MD, MSPH (GW) has received an NIH CFAR Administrative Supplement entitled, “Improving Potentially Inappropriate Prescribing (PIP) for Aging People with HIV: An Individualized Approach to...
Citywide Expansion of Rapid Antiretroviral Therapy Initiation in the District of Columbia
Rupali Doshi, MD, MS (DC Health) has received an NIH CFAR Administrative Supplement entitled, “Citywide...
Adam Allston, PhD, MPH, MSW and Brittani Saafir Callaway, PhD, MPH (DC Health) have been awarded a...
Sarah Henn, MD, MPH (Whitman-Walker Health) has been awarded an NIH CFAR Administrative supplement titled, “A City-Wide Approach to HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Scale Up in Multiple High-...
Carlos Rodriguez-Diaz, PhD, MPHE, MCHES (GW) has received an NIH CFAR Administrative Supplement...
Real-time Phylodynamic Analysis of HIV in Washington, DC
Efforts to track the spread of HIV in Washington, DC have relied primarily on routinely collected...
Impairment of ABCA1 glycosylation as a pathogenic mechanism in Nef-induced atherosclerosis
Advancing Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Delivery among Black MSM in the District of Columbia
Lorena Segarra, MPH
Senior Research Program Manager
