Our #TraineeExchangeProgram is designed to enable trainees to embed in a different lab within the program, to provide vital training in a new technology to complete an ongoing project and to add to their skill set. + they experience the work environment & culture of another lab!

Everyone at #KSHIV23 come see my poster describing Env structural dynamics using time-resolved SAXS during poster session I tonight at 7:30!

Duke Center for HIV Structural Biology scientist Jared Lindenberger presenting his work on xtal structure of Fab dimerized glycan reactive (FDG) antibody DH1010 (pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34019795/) DH1010 forms an inter-Fab disulfide-linked dimer to bind high mannose glycan clusters on HIV-1 Env. #KSHIV23

Don't forget to submit your DHVI Structural Biology CDA proposals by June 30th! Less than 3 weeks remaining! Have questions? reach out to us!! #fundingopp #HIV #structuralbiology Duke Human Vaccine Institute Priyamvada Acharya Maria Blasi Jason McLellan Ivelin Georgiev, Ph.D.

The Duke Center for HIV Structural Biology (Duke Center for HIV Structural Biology) Year 1 Scientific Advisory Board Review is underway. This afternoon it's all in the numbers. Alberto Bartesaghi presents: AI methods in cryo-EM.

So happy to present our recent progress on modeling HIV-1 fusion peptide interacting with complex lipid membranes at Duke Center for HIV Structural Biology. It was a great experience to talk with excellent scientists from all over the world.

The Duke Center for HIV Structural Biology held its first annual meeting / SAB meeting this week! It was a huge success and we want to thank all of our speakers, presenters, and SAB members for attending! We can't wait until next time! #HIV #structuralbiology Priyamvada Acharya Duke Human Vaccine Institute

One more week! CDA Applications are due 6/30!!! Maria Blasi Priyamvada Acharya Jason McLellan Ivelin Georgiev, Ph.D. Duke Human Vaccine Institute #HIV #structuralbiology #FundingOpportunity

Final reminder! CDA applications are due TOMORROW 6/30 by 5pm EST!

Our 1st annual meeting provided an excellent opportunity to come together to discuss our accomplishments and path forward. Honored to have Dr. Peter Kwong from the Vaccine Research Center NIH give the Plenary talk. Thankful to our Scientific Advisory Board for their guidance.

Come visit our website to discovery a new funding opportunity to help you win your next big grant! dhvi.duke.edu/programs-and-c…

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How does an antibody encounter its antigen? This is the question @RoryCHenderson and colleagues asked in this new study.

Check out this study led by Collaborative Development Awardee Dr. Maolin Lu, describing a new method and tools for studying HIV-1 Env dynamics. cell.com/cell-chemical-…

Please join me and @AmitSharmaOSU in Palm Springs for this fun #retrovirus meeting with a fantastic line up of keynote speakers, including Priyamvada Acharya Rahm Gummuluru Yong Xiong Lab !

Check out this publication in JoVE from our Collaborative Development Awardee Luiza Mendonca Luiza Mendonça describing a method for preparation of samples for in situ cellular cryotomography and correlative imaging of adherent mammalian cells. jove.com/t/65697/sample…

Happy to share our time-resolved SAXS manuscript is now available at Science Advances! We use time-resolved temperature-jump SAXS to identify microsecond timescale intermediates early in HIV-1 Envelope opening! science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Everyone attending #BPS2024 stop by my colleague Sangita Kachhaps poster describing her impressive work on HIV-1 Env bnAb encounter states! More great work out of the Duke Center for HIV Structural Biology DHVI Structural Biology and Duke Human Vaccine Institute collaboration!

For the 4th consecutive year, #DukeSurgery ranked #1 among surgery department in NIH funding to support critical advancements in surgical science. “Scientific research amplifies life-saving care.” – Dr. Allan D. Kirk, Chair, Duke Surgery Read more: duke.is/6/b3zf

Our paper on the "Conformational trajectory of the HIV-1 fusion peptide during CD4-induced envelope opening" led by Bhishem thakur is now online at Nature Communications: rdcu.be/emrTB Duke Center for HIV Structural Biology DHVI Structural Biology Duke Human Vaccine Institute Duke University School of Medicine Duke University