Panel Discussion with Dr. Trivia Frazier and Luis Belen

Online: https://tulane.zoom.us/j/93873115349

Zoom: https://tulane.zoom.us/j/98570651801?pwd=c2pwMi9DV1BoZWNET2d4alQ0OG1XUT09

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Join us on April 22nd at 5:30pm for a talk with Dr. Eugene Richardson on his recently published book, Epidemic Illusions: On the Coloniality of Global Public Health. Dr. Richardson is an infectious disease specialist and anthropologist focused on biosocial approaches to epidemic disease prevention, containment, and treatment throughout Africa. The subject of this talk will cover the colonial roots of epidemiology and its role in global inequities.

Dr. Sudesh Srivastav will be presenting for this month’s seminar series via Zoom: https://tulane.zoom.us/J/92431219051

Please join us via Zoom from 12-1pm:
https://tulane.zoom.us/j/95093179929?pwd=dEg4c0lZSUhyNGFrVzFwL3VVdmg3QT09

Join us to learn more about real-time pattern and behavioral analysis of social, print, and broadcast media content supporting international security and crisis response including Ebola epidemics in the DRC and Liberia.

Rhys O’Neill

Novetta Mission Analytics

Zoom Meeting ID: 926 8055 5720

Passcode: 149699

Zoom Link: https://tulane.zoom.us/j/ 92680555720? pwd=ZnpBNEprTit1ckV3cUJ1empDbkFOdz09

The induction of type I interferon cytokines (IFN-I) plays an essential role in innate antiviral immunity by suppressing virus replication and spread. Upon virus infection, cells of the immune system utilize germ-line encoded pattern recognition receptors to detect viral genomes which trigger the activation of IFN-I. Here we describe how a disparate signaling pathway primarily involved in lymphoid organogenesis and B-cell homeostasis, differentially regulates the IFN-I response during RNA and DNA viral infections.