AIDS-Related Diseases
Providing expertise and resources to better understand, prevent and treat HIV and AIDS.
Nonhuman Primate Systems Biology
Using systems biology and computational modeling to understand infection and immunology.
Global Programs
Focusing on conservation biology, field study training and emerging infectious diseases.
Neuroscience
Using the primate model to answer questions about the nervous system, vision and more.
Reproductive & Developmental Sciences
Exploring reproductive biology, stem cell research and cognitive development.
Evolutionary Emergence of Infectious Diseases
Understanding how interspecies interaction leads to the emergence of disease.
Venture/Pilot Program
Providing specialized facilities, expertise and support to investigators with approved projects.

Director’s Office

The Director’s Office is responsible for general leadership, direction, and administration of the Center. The specific functions include:

  • Leadership of research and infrastructure programs
  • Supervision of Primate Resources
  • Administration of financial operations
  • Insure compliance with the University of Washington, State of Washington, National Center for Research Resources/National Institutes of Health, and regulatory agencies
  • Preparation of grant and contract applications
  • Administration of Center and national review committees

The Director’s Office includes the following programs:

  • Center Programs
  • Finances and Administration
  • Organizational Development
  • Primate Resources
  • Facilities and Planning

David M. Anderson, DVM, is the Center director.

Reach the Director’s Office at directorsoffice@wanprc.org.