Speakers

Her research focuses on the virus–host interface, the identification of molecular correlates of vaccine-induced protection, and the epigenetic mechanisms underlying HIV latency and persistence. Her laboratory leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning frameworks to rationally design and optimize next-generation vaccines, integrating multi-omics data, viral sequence diversity, and host immune profiling to identify predictive correlates of protection and prioritize immunogen candidates. Dr. Aid-Boudries also serves as Co-Director of the Harvard Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) Pathway Program initiatives.