understand the magnitude and dynamics of the TB epidemic on the local and global scale.
know the key policies and guidelines, research priorities, and implementation strategies.
develop research skills and understanding that span diverse disciplines from basic and translational sciences, to clinical interventions and disease modeling platforms.
learn the foundation of clinical research for tuberculosis
earn the latest advances in Mycobacterium tuberculosis microbiology and phylogeny
learn the latest advances in tuberculosis immunology and vaccine development
learn the latest advances in tuberculosis transmission & public health intervention strategies
know the landscape of current and future TB diagnostics and the associated challenges
understand the intersection of Mtb and HIV co-infection
foster communication and collaboration with emerging leaders from local communities and low- and middle-income countries.
Who Should Attend
Basic science and clinical researchers, including students, trainees, fellows, and junior faculty
Public health implementers and laboratory managers/technicians
Clinicians and nurses
Product manufacturers and company representatives
Individuals from relevant funding agencies and non-governmental organizations
Policy makers, community advocates, and civil society
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