| OAA0104 | Interactome of HIV proteins and their host RNA interaction partners | Oral abstract session with live Q&A | HIV biology (entry, replicative cycle, transcriptional expression and regulation) |
| OAA0203 | Investigating the development of T cell immunity in acute HIV-1 infection through a longitudinal analysis of the TCR repertoire | Oral abstract session with live Q&A | HIV biology (entry, replicative cycle, transcriptional expression and regulation) |
| PESAA01 | PICH115: a new potential target to control HIV latency | Poster exhibition | HIV biology (entry, replicative cycle, transcriptional expression and regulation) |
| PESAA02 | Novel roles for PSGL-1 in HIV infection: virions with incorporated PSGL-1 can be captured by selectins and transferred to permissive cells | Poster exhibition | HIV biology (entry, replicative cycle, transcriptional expression and regulation) |
| PESAA03 | The HCV infection in HIV patients drives chromosome 14 microRNA cluster (C14MC)dysregulation | Poster exhibition | HIV biology (entry, replicative cycle, transcriptional expression and regulation) |
| PESAA04 | The host factor p32 facilitates HIV infection by stabilizing the HIV-1 transcriptionaltrans-activatorTat protein | Poster exhibition | HIV biology (entry, replicative cycle, transcriptional expression and regulation) |
| EPD466 | Because she cares: Using spoken word films as a performance-educational tool to catalyze discussion around Canadian AASO employment as (un)caring work for African, Caribbean and Black women living with HIV | E-poster | HIV and the workplace: Policies, responding to stigma and/or discrimination, unemployment, return to work and rehabilitation |
| EPD467 | Ending discrimination in the workplace | E-poster | HIV and the workplace: Policies, responding to stigma and/or discrimination, unemployment, return to work and rehabilitation |
| EPD468 | Trade Unions contribute to the development of non-discriminatory workplace policies for workers living with HIV | E-poster | HIV and the workplace: Policies, responding to stigma and/or discrimination, unemployment, return to work and rehabilitation |
| EPA070 | High adaptive NK cell frequencies reduce the risk of developing coronary atherosclerotic plaque in cytomegalovirus infected people living with HIV | E-poster | HIV and co-morbidities |