YING - EACS Young Investigators

The EACS Young Investigators (YING) aims to foster deeper and more frequent exchanges among the new generation of HIV experts bringing a fresh perspective and an innovative approach on HIV across Europe allowing them to share their knowledge and experience. The aim is to bring young investigators together and form new networks.

 

Current activities:

 

YING Conference 

 

The European Young Investigators (YING) is an exciting educational project that aims to foster deeper and more frequent exchanges among young HIV experts across the WHO European Region. The fifth YING Conference took place on 14-15 June, 2024 in Brussels, Belgium. 

 

This two-day event which involves plenary sessions and workshops is organised by a scientific committee composed of young experts. 

 

The next YING Conference will take place in 2026.

 

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EACS Live! Journal Club by YING

 

The EACS Live! Journal Club is a monthly online meeting/discussion on a recent topical paper together with YINGers and interested participants. The aim of the Journal Club is to have an open discussion with experts on the chosen papers/topics, and act as an educational opportunity for the YING network.

 

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Aware.HIV Ukraine

In March 2022, the HIV Aware Ukraine project was launched, led by Dr Marta Vasylyev (Ukraine) and Dr Casper Rokx (Netherlands) and in collaboration with the EACS Young Investigators (YING).

This initiative was introduced in response to the war in Ukraine, to help doctors in Ukraine and people living with HIV that are affected by the crisis.

 

Since the start of the initiative, they have achieved to provide antiretroviral therapy to ensure that people living with HIV receive uninterrupted treatment as well as offer support for local HIV Care providers.

The project is still ongoing and welcomes any assistance.

 

Click here for more information and to show your support.

YIP

 

YING Innovation Platform (YIP) aims to establish a durable and accessible platform to promote excellence in HIV science and care within a network of young investigators in Europe and to facilitate interaction, collaboration and scientific synergism across Europe to benefit people living with HIV.

 

Become a member!

 

Want to join YING? Click here to become an EACS member and sign up for YING!

 

Are you already an EACS member and interested to join YING? Click here to update your membership.

 

 

Previous activities

YING Conference 2024

YING Conference 2022

YING Online Conference 2020

YING at the 17th European AIDS Conference 2019

YING 2018

YING 2016

YING Steering Committee
 

Tristan Barber (Chair)

Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

London, United Kingdom

Jose Bernardino (Vice-chair)

Hospital Universitario La Paz

Madrid, Spain

 

Oana Sandulescu

National Institute for Infectious Diseases "Prof. Dr. Matei Bals" 

Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy

Bucharest, Romania

 

Agnès Libois

Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Saint-Pierre

Brussels, Belgium

YING Scientific Committee
 

Jasmini Alagaratnam, United Kingdom

Maximilian C. Aichelburg, Austria

Christine Gilles, Belgium

Jesper Damsgaard Gunst, Denmark

Uwe Koppe, Germany

Evangelia Kostaki, Greece

Dagny Krankowska, Poland

Maria Mazzitelli, Italy

Silvia Nozza, Italy

Casper Rokx, Netherlands

Dominic Rowley, Ireland

Agata Skrzat-Klapaczyńska, Poland

Marta Vasylyev, Ukraine

 

20th European AIDS Conference

15-18 October 2025 Paris, France

EACS Guidelines updated

The EACS 12.1 and the app are available for free on

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HIV Summer School 2025, Lyon, France

Applications are now open!

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Special report on HIV stigma in the healthcare setting

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Educational Programme

Training and educating the next generation of clinicians and researchers is an EACS core activity.

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EACS Resource Library

Access all scientific content of EACS core activities! (members only)

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Interim Guidance

Interim Guidance on the Use of Statin Therapy for the Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease in People with HIV

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