Michael Kurilla
Some of the key events about Michael Kurilla
- 1987Earned M.D. and Ph.D. degrees from Duke University
- 1989Completed residency in clinical pathology at Harvard Medical School
- 1991Joined the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)
- 2003Became director of the Office of Biodefense Research Affairs at NIAID
- 2010Appointed director of the Office of Biodefense Research and Surety at NIAID
- 2017Named director of the Division of Clinical Research at NIAID
- 2020Led efforts to develop COVID-19 therapeutics and vaccines
- 2021Oversaw clinical research on emerging infectious diseases and biodefense
- 2022Contributed to pandemic preparedness and response strategies
- 2023Continued leadership in infectious disease research and public health
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