[athrum@WESTNET.COM.AU Subject: Re: Event – Lessons learnt from COVID: Guiding pandemic preparedness and response – Tuesday, 1 March In-Reply-To:]

Hi Sara

Will this symposium be recorded for access after the event please?

Kind regards

Alison Thrum

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Dear All,

Please see below an invitation to attend a symposium on Tuesday, 1 March, Lessons learnt from COVID: Guiding pandemic preparedness and response, presented by the Australian Institute of Infectious Disease, and supported by the Australian-French Association for French and Australian Research.

The event will feature keynotes from two Nobel Laureates:

*Professor Francoise Barre-Sinoussi, Emeritus Professor at the Institut Pasteur and Emeritus Director of Research at the Inserm Lessons from HIV: strengths and weaknesses in the response to COVID-19
*Professor Peter Doherty, Patron and namesake of the Doherty Institute The challenges of science communications in COVID times

In addition:

*The Victorian Minister for Innovation, Medical Research and the Digital Economy, the Honourable Jaala Pulford, will provide the welcome address
*Professor Sharon Lewin, Director of the Doherty Institute, will speak to Looking to the future: lessons learnt and new global approaches
*Professor Brendan Crabb, CEO and Director of the Burnet Institute, will provide the summation and closing remarks
*Professors Barre-Sinoussi, Doherty, Lewin and Crabb will participate in an interactive panel discussion titled: Are we ready for the next pandemic?
*Plus a full program of speakers final program will be distributed on Monday morning.

Registration is free via this link .

Please dont hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

Rebecca Elliott
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