Dr. Harriet Latham Robinson (born 1938)

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Harriet Latham Robinson

Chief Scientific Officer-Emeritus, GeoVax Labs, Inc.

Harriet Latham Robinson founded GeoVax Labs, Inc. and GeoVax, Inc. Presently, she holds the position of Chief Scientific Officer-Emeritus at GeoVax Labs, Inc.

Dr. Robinson previously was Professor at University of Massachusetts Medical Center, Member of American Society for Microbiology, Member of National Institutes of Health, Member of World Health Organization, Member of Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Trust, Professor at Emory University, Member of The Rockefeller Foundation, Member of National Foundation for Infectious Diseases and Member of American Academy of Sciences.

She received an undergraduate degree from Swarthmore College and a graduate degree and a doctorate from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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Harriet L Robinson

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  • Name : Harriet L Robinson / [H L Robinson]

  • Birth Date : Feb 1938

  • Residence Date : 2010-2020

  • Address : 620 Sand Hill Rd Apt 124d / Palo Alto, California, USA / 94304

  • Second Residence Date : 2016

  • Second Address : 1642 Mason Mill Rd Ne / Atlanta, Georgia, USA / 30329

  • Third Residence Date : 1983-1999

  • Third Address : 3 Birchwood Dr / Southborough, Massachusetts, USA / 01772

  • Fourth Residence Date : 1990-1997

  • Fourth Address : 30 Birchwood Dr Southborough, Massachusetts, USA / 01772

Born Feb 10, 1938

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Harriet Robinson, PhD

Affiliate Faculty

Emory Vaccine Center

Chief Scientific Officer

GeoVax, Inc

Emeritus Professor of Microbiology and Immunology

Emory University School of Medicine

Phone: 678-384-7223

Fax: 678-384-7281

Email: Email: hrobinson@geovax.com

Biography

Dr. Robinson has a multi-protein clade B DNA/MVA vaccine regimen in clinical trials through the US HIV vaccine Trials Network (HVTN). The vaccine was developed in Dr. Robinson's former laboratory at the Emory Vaccine Center in collaboration with Dr. Bernard Moss's laboratory at the US NIH.


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GeoVax Labs, Inc.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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About

Harriet L. Robinson leads the HIV vaccine program at GeoVax, Inc., a biotech company she co-founded to facilitate taking the vaccine from the research laboratory to clinical use. The HIV vaccine uses a single DNA prime and modified vaccinia Ankara (MVA) boost to express virus-like particles displaying trimeric, fusion-competent Env. The vaccine addresses the clade B epidemic in the Americas, Europe, and Japan, and has been tested in trials involving 500 humans, where it has had an outstanding safety record and reproducible immunogenicity.

Activity

Experience

  • GeoVax Labs, Inc.

  • 20 years

    • Director HIV Vaccines
      2016 - Present5 years
      USA

    • Chief Scientific Officer
      2010 - 20166 years
      Smryna, GA

    • Senior Vice President, Research and Development
      2008 - 20102 years
      Smyrna, GA

    • Scientific Advisor
      2001 - 20087 years

    • Co-Founder
      2001 - 2001less than a year

  • Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Microbiology and Immunology
    Emory University
    1999 - 20089 years
    Atlanta, GA

  • Yerkes National Primate Research Center, Emory University

  • 11 years

    • Chief, Division of Microbiology and Immunology
      1997 - 200811 years
      Atlanta, GA

    • Professor, Department of Microbiology and Immunology
      1997 - 200811 years
      Atlanta, GA

  • Professor, Department of Pathology
    University of Massachusetts Medical Center
    1988 - 19979 years
    Worcester, MA

  • Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology

  • 10 years

    • Co-Director, Cancer Center
      1986 - 19871 year

    • Staff, then Senior, then Principal Science
      1977 - 198710 years

  • Family Years at Home
    Home
    1967 - 197710 years

  • National Science Foundation Fellow
    University of California, Berkeley; Laboratory of Dr. Harry Rubin
    1965 - 19672 years
    Berkeley, CA

  • Candidate for a Doctoral Degree
    MIT; Dr. James E. Darnell, Thesis Advisor
    1963 - 19652 years
    Cambridge, MA

Education

  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology
    Ph.D.
    1962 - 1965

  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology
    M.S.
    1959 - 1961

  • Swarthmore College
    B.A.
    1955 - 1959

  • Girls’ Latin School
    -
    1951 - 1955

Publications

Honors & Awards

  • Editorial Appointments
    -
    2015

  • 2006 - current Journal of Infectious Diseases, Editorial Board

  • 2006 - current Journal of Virology, Editorial Board
    2006 - 2011 Clinical and Vaccine Immunology, Editorial Board
    1993 – 2001 Virology, Section Editor
    1986 – 1993 Virology, Editorial Board
    1983 – 1992 Journal of Virology, Editorial Board

  • Groundbreakers Award
    Atlanta Magazine, Atlanta, GA
    2012

  • Distinguished Faculty Member
    Emory University Emeritus College, Atlanta, GA
    2011

  • Georgia Bio Community Award
    Georgia Bio, Atlanta, GA
    2011

  • Member-at-Large, Medical Sciences Section
    Fellow Association for the Advancement of Science
    2010

  • Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science
    -
    2008

  • Dean's Distinguished Faculty Lecturer and Award
    Emory University School of Medicine
    2007

  • The Mary Lynn Morgan Annual Lectureship on Women in the Health Professions
    Center for Women at Emory University
    2006

  • Member of Electorate Nominating Committee
    AAAS - American Association for the Advancement of Science
    2005

  • Atlanta Business Chronicle Healthcare Hero
    Atlanta Business Chronicle, Atlanta, GA
    2003

  • Albert E. Levy Scientific Research Award
    Emory University
    2002

  • Fellow & Member, Board of Governors
    American Academy of Microbiology
    2002

  • Most cited paper in Immunology
    Science
    2002

  • November/December; Science 292:69:74

Organizations

  • American Association of Immunologists
    -

  • American Society of Microbiology
    -

  • American Society of Virology
    -