International Conference on HIV, AIDS & Infectious Diseases (HIVID2027)

International-Conference-on-HIV,-AIDS-&-Infectious-Diseases-(HIVID2027)

The International Conference on HIV, AIDS & Infectious Diseases 2027 will bring together researchers, clinicians, healthcare professionals, scientists, public health experts, policymakers, industry representatives, and emerging researchers from around the world to explore the latest developments in HIV science, AIDS research, prevention, treatment, and the wider field of infectious diseases.

Taking place on May 18–19, 2027, in Orlando, USA, the conference will provide an international platform for scientific exchange, multidisciplinary collaboration, and discussion of research and innovations that are shaping the future of infectious disease prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and global health.

Under the theme: “Advancing HIV Science, Prevention, Treatment & Global Infectious Disease Research”.

 

Scientific Sessions

HIV Virology, Pathogenesis & Basic Science
HIV Prevention & Public Health Strategies
HIV Treatment & Antiretroviral Therapy
HIV Cure, Viral Remission & Reservoir Research
HIV Vaccines, Immunology & Immune-Based Therapies
HIV Coinfections, Comorbidities & Clinical Complications
HIV Across the Lifespan & Special Populations
Epidemiology, Surveillance & Implementation Science
Infectious Disease Research & Emerging Pathogens
Vaccines, Immunization & Infectious Disease Prevention
Antimicrobial Resistance & Infectious Disease Therapeutics
Diagnostics, Microbiology & Precision Infectious Disease Medicine
Global Health, Health Equity & Infectious Disease Policy
Digital Health, Artificial Intelligence & Future Technologies

Important Dates
Abstract Submission Opens13/10/2026
Abstract Submission Deadline04/30/2027
Abstract Submission Closes04/30/2027
Registration Opens01/10/2026
Registration Deadline18/05/2027
Registration Closes18/05/2027
Early bird registration18/05/2027
on spot registration18/05/2027
Date formats: d/m/y
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