IAVI Report introduces a new series on the history of AIDS vaccine research and development as told by some of the most integral scientists and policymakers in the field. The series is meant to provide perspective on historical moments in the quest for a vaccine, as well as insight into what lies ahead. Each chapter in the Living History of AIDS Vaccine Research will feature a video podcast, which can be viewed or downloaded here, as well as an article in the print and online versions of IAVI Report.

The first segment in this series features Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the US National Institutes of Health. As one of the early pioneers of AIDS research, and a critical player in vaccine development, Fauci provides a unique perspective on pivotal moments that have steered AIDS vaccine research, as well as reflections on where the field is headed. Online and print versions of this inaugural installment are available in the March-April issue of IAVI Report. or by following the link below. 

Additional chapters will focus on specific areas of vaccine research, and will be introduced over the coming months.

Anthony Fauci