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Track A: Basic and translational science - Merantha Moodley, Africa Health Research Institute, South Africa Spatial characterization and phenotypic profile of macrophage HIV reservoirs in lymph node and gut tissues from subtype C HIV

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Track A: Basic and translational science 
- Merantha Moodley, Africa Health Research Institute, South Africa 
”Spatial characterization and phenotypic profile of macrophage HIV reservoirs in lymph node and gut tissues from subtype C HIV infection”

Track B: Clinical science 
- Win Min Han, HIV-NAT, Thai Red Cross AIDS Research Centre, Thailand 
“Association of PNPLA3 rs738409 genotype with hepatic steatosis among non-obese people living with HIV”

Track C: Epidemiology and prevention science 
- Kira Elsbernd, LMU University Hospital, Germany 
“Differences in risk factors between high and low vertical HIV transmission settings: Implications for elimination of pediatric HIV” IAS/ANRS Lange/van Tongeren Prizes for Young Investigators Track D: Social and behavioural sciences
- Rita Kamazima, Office of Global Health and HIV, United States
“How COVID-19 increased adolescent girls and young women’s vulnerability: A qualitative analysis of the pandemic’s effects on the implementation and outcomes of the DREAMS HIV prevention program in Kenya”

Track E: Implementation science, economics, systems and synergies
- Sophia Anne Balsamo, Aidsfonds, the Netherlands
“Bringing evidence to the table: Community-led monitoring to reduce human rights violations and violence against sex workers”

Track F: Political science, laws, ethics, policies and human rights
- Richard Socrate Adzesi, University of Ghana, Ghana
“Assessing HIV/TB-related stigma against community HIV/TB volunteers and its impact on early HIV/TB case detection in Ghana: Evidence from Global Fund NFM 3 Project, Ghana”<br>