The International NeuroHIV Cure Consortium is proud to provide opportunities for junior researchers to be involved in our work. Below is a list of trainees currently with the INHCC. See past trainees here.
Trainees
Jennifer V. Chavez, MPH, CPH
Jennifer Chavez is a second year doctoral candidate in the Brain, Behavior and Environment Program at Florida International University under the mentorship of Drs. Adam Carrico and Robert Paul. Jennifer’s research interests are rooted in psychoneuroimmunology and translational neuroscience. She is interested in understanding how endogenous factors (biological vulnerability, neuroimmunometabolic pathways) and exposomic factors (environmental toxicity and other social determinants of health) interact to impact substance use and neuropsychiatric comorbidities, in people with HIV. Jennifer has been a trainee of the INHCC since 2022.
Jennifer Chavez is a second year doctoral candidate in the Brain, Behavior and Environment Program at Florida International University under the mentorship of Drs. Adam Carrico and Robert Paul. Jennifer’s research interests are rooted in psychoneuroimmunology and translational neuroscience. She is interested in understanding how endogenous factors (biological vulnerability, neuroimmunometabolic pathways) and exposomic factors (environmental toxicity and other social determinants of health) interact to impact substance use and neuropsychiatric comorbidities, in people with HIV. Jennifer has been a trainee of the INHCC since 2022.