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What to expect at AIDS 2022

Registration for AIDS 2022, the 24th International AIDS Conference, is now open.

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  • 100+ hybrid speaker sessions and panel debates live from Montreal and around the world
  • E-posters showcasing cutting-edge research with live in-person and on-demand presentations
  • The largest-ever scholarship programme, providing registration, travel and internet support
  • Multiple opportunities for networking and engaging in speaker Q&As
  • The Global Village and Youth Programme in Montreal and virtually
  • On-demand 24/7 access to all session recordings via the conference platform
  • In-person and virtual exhibition and daily educational workshops
  • Tailored live, semi-live and pre-recorded satellite symposia and pre-conference meeting packages hosted in Montreal and virtually

… and much, much more.

View the many ways to take part in AIDS 2022 here.

Travel information

We are aware that these are uncertain times for travel. AIDS 2022 provides the flexibility to change your registration to virtual or in-person plus virtual. Further details can be found here. If the conference format changes to fully virtual, in-person registrations will be converted to virtual registrations and the difference refunded.

Updated information regarding COVID-19 travel restrictions and visa requirements is available here.

Quick links to our activities

Collaborative Initiative for Paediatric HIV Education and Research (CIPHER) Differentiated Service Delivery IAS Educational Fund HIV Vaccine Research Network IAS+ Journal of the International AIDS Society (JIAS) Mark Wainberg Fellowship Programme Me and My Healthcare Provider Person-Centred Care IAS Prevention Initiative Towards an HIV Cure Youth Hub

Conferences

International AIDS Conference IAS Conference on HIV Science HIV Research for Prevention Conference

Get involved

Become an IAS change maker Corporate Partnership Programme IAS membership

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