Podcast

Marie-Claire Gauduin, PhD, on Developing a Vaccine for HIV-TB Co-Infection

02/13/2019

 

In this podcast, Marie-Claire Gauduin, PhD, discusses her research on developing a vaccine for HIV-tuberculosis co-infection.

Read more about her research here.

For more content from Texas Biomedical Research Institute, visit their website.

Marie-Claire Gauduin, PhD, is an associate scientist in the Virology & Immunology department at the Southwest National Primate Research Center at Texas Biomedical Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas. She has more than 25 years of experience with HIV/AIDS research and medical microbiology.

Published in partnership with Texas Biomedical Research Institute

 

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