Scientific Program

Keynote

Monday, July 19, 2027
Harold Varmus, Weill Cornell Medicine
J. Michael Bishop Memorial Lecturer
1:15 PM - 2:15 PM CT

Symposium I - Monday, July 19

Symposium II - Tuesday, July 20

Scott Hensley, University of Pennsylvania
Maurice Hilleman Merck Research Laboratories Lecturer

Tanya Golovkina, University of Chicago
Sondra and Milton Schlesinger Lecturer

Jean Lim, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
James H. and Ellen G. Strauss Lecturer

Roberto Cattaneo, Mayo Clinic
Diane Griffin Lecturer

Qiuhong Wang, The Ohio State University
Bernard Fields Lecturer

Mary Estes, Baylor College of Medicine
Edwin Lennette Lecturer

 

Anna Cliffe, University of Virginia
Sidney E. Grossberg Lecturer

Ann Palmenberg Junior Investigator Awards and Presentations

Andrew Pekosz, Johns Hopkins University
Neal Nathanson Lecturer
 

Rong Zhang, Fudan University
Eli Lilly and Company Lecturer
   

Symposium III - Wednesday, July 21

Symposium IV - Thursday, July 22

Tony Schountz, Colorado State University
Ho-Wang Lee Lecturer

Matthew Frieman, University of Maryland School of Medicine
Ralph Baric Lecturer

Marion Koopmans, Pandemic and Disaster Preparedness Centre, ErasmusMC
John J. Holland Lecturer

Sara Sawyer, University of Colorado Boulder
The Noble Foundation Lecturer

Karla Kirkagaard, Stanford University School of Medicine
David Baltimore Memorial Lecturer

Aurélie Rakotondrafara, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Lois K. Miller Lecturer

Eric Freed, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health
Wolfgang (Bill) Joklik Lecturer

Christine O'Connor, Cleveland Clinic Research
Harold S. Ginsberg Lecturer

Louis Mansky, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Howard Temin Lecturer

State-of-the-Art Lectures

  Michelle Vincendeau
Helmholtz Zentrum Munchen 
"Endogenous Retroviruses as Regulators of Human Cell Fate"		     Jodi Hadden-Perilla
University of Delaware
"Viruses in Motion: Insights from the Computational Microscope"
Mavis Agbandje-McKenna Lecturer
  John Ngo
University of Boston
"Imaging, Editing and Engineering  RNA: from localized translation to virus replicons"		     Megan Freeman
University of Pittsburgh
"Tropism in Transition: Evolving Neurotropism in the Human Spinal Cord"
  Nir Drayman
University of California-Irvine
"The Infected Cell Is Not an Average: A Single-Cell View of Viral Infection"		     Charlie Mo
University of Wisconsin-Madison
"Using Bacteriophages to Steer Drug Resistance and Virulence in MRSA"

Satellite Symposia

ASV Member Selected: The Human Virome in Health and Disease
ORGANIZERS: Rodolfo M Alarcón, National Institutes of Health
Suman Das, Vanderbilt University Medical Center 
Joanne Emerson, University of California - Davis
Scott Handley, Washington University in St. Louis
Kristine Wylie, Washington University in St. Louis
Invertebrate Virology: Molecular Mechanisms to Ecological Consequences
ORGANIZER: Mark Stenglein, Colorado State University, Councilor for Invertebrate Virology
Veterinary Virology: Methods and Concepts towards Understanding Dynamic Viral Processes
ORGANIZER: Tony Shountz, Colorado State University, Councilor for Veterinary/Zoonotic Virology
Virology Trainees: Adaptation Under Pressure
ORGANIZERS: Pierce Longmire, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Councilor for Virology Trainees
David Buchholz, University of California-Los Angeles, Councilor for Virology Trainees
Global Scholar Satellite: Virology without Borders
ORGANIZERS: Miguel Quiñones-Mateu, Western University, Canada, Chair, Global Partnerships and Advocacy Committee
Andrew Pekosz, Johns Hopkins University, Co-Chair, Global Partnerships and Advocacy Committee

Schedule of Events

Please Be Advised: The ASV annual meeting will be held over four days (Monday-Thursday).

  
*Banquet Dinner: Not included with general registration; an additional fee applies.