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Emory University helps test the nation’s first potential COVID-19 vaccine and possible treatments

From Atlanta Magazine: Emory University helps test the nation’s first potential COVID-19 vaccine and possible treatments The race against COVID-19 BY MICHELE COHEN MARILL - MAY 1, 2020 Evan Anderson, an infectious-disease doctor, heads to his post on the…

Emory part of national program to fast-track COVID-19 tests

Emory part of national program to fast-track COVID-19 tests

Woodruff Health Sciences Center | April 30, 2020

Children’s Announces Imlay Grant Awardees

Robotic exoskeletons and 3D-printed tracheal splint projects each received $115,000

SARS-C0V-2 pathogenesis, immune responses, and treatment: from macaques to humans

Researchers from Emory School of Medicine and Yerkes National Primate Research Center received a $150,000 seed grant to take a cross-scales approach to uncover insights to help in the care of COVID-19 patients. The award is from the Emory basic science initiative From Molecules and Pathogens to Populations and Pandemics.

Landscape of coronavirus recombination across scales

Researchers from Emory College and the School of Medicine received a seed grant of $150,000 to find genomic markers for recombination events of coronaviruses. The award is from the Emory basic science initiative From Molecules and Pathogens to Populations and Pandemics.

Emory develops diagnostic antibody blood test to determine antibody-responses to COVID-19

Emory University has developed a sensitive and specific diagnostic antibody blood test that will help determine antibody responses in people who have been infected by COVID-19.

2020 Call for Pediatric Research Alliance Pilot Applications

Children's and Emory are pleased to announce the availability of pilot grants for several pediatric research centers and junior faculty. These pilots are designed to stimulate new research projects, build new collaborations, and increase extramural funding for pediatric research. Applications are due July 1, 2020 by 6:00 PM.

Call for Global Health Office of Pediatrics (GHOPE) Seed Grant Applications

The newly formed Global Health Office of Pediatrics (GHOPE) is accepting proposals from Emory or Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta (Children's) faculty members to conduct trainee-engaged pilot research, quality improvement initiatives, or programmatic work in global child health that supports sustainable global child health partnerships. Applications are due July 1, 2020 by 6:00 PM.