Bridget Kearney infections and for identifying similar immunologic abnormalities in apparently healthy gay men who later developed AIDS. This latter work was an early indication of the chilling reality that one-third of gay men in New York City were suffering from this fatal but as-yet-unidentified illness. In 1989, Zolla-Pazner became Director of AIDS Research at the Manhattan Veterans Administration Medical Center, part of the NYU School of Medicine, where she was a member of the Department of Pathology for 46 years. In 2015, Zolla-Pazner moved to Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Building on her correlation of levels 	Susan Zolla-Pazner
26775133	of V2 antibodies with reduced infection rates in the RV144 vaccine trial, Zolla-Pazner and her colleagues have spent the last 10 years developing “designer vaccines,” i.e., V2- and V3-scaffold proteins that focus the immune response on the production of antibodies specific for these two regions of gp120. Studies of these recombinant vaccine constructs in both rabbits and nonhuman primates have demonstrated that they induce antibodies that react with the envelopes of diverse viruses within the various subgroups of HIV and have biologic activities that have been associated with protection from infection. Susan Zolla-Pazner Susan Zolla-Pazner is 	Susan Zolla-Pazner
26775134	Bridget Kearney Bridget Kearney Bridget Kearney (born June 10, 1985) is an American musician and songwriter. She is a founding member of the band Lake Street Dive and winner of the 2005 John Lennon Songwriting Contest in the Jazz category. Kearney's debut solo album, Won't Let You Down", was released by Signature Sounds Recordings in 2017 followed by a number of singles released on YouTube, social media sites such as Instagram and available for personal music collections from most major channels. Biography. Early life and education. Kearney was born in 1985 and grew up in Iowa City, Iowa. Her mother  played flute. She started her journey with music in the Lutheran Church's Cherub choir. Kearney took piano lessons at the age of 5 and began playing the double bass in the 4th Grade. In high school, she played in the school orchestras and jazz bands and had her own rock and roll band. Although already an accomplished and devoted double bass player at a young age, Kearney's knowledge, skills and innate capacity for creativity took her to a much higher musical level while studying with Mark Urness, a versatile bassist, composer, and educator in Iowa City at the  time who later moved to teaching at Lawrence University in Wisconsin. In college Kearney double majored, studying jazz bass at the New England Conservatory of Music and English at Tufts University. As a sophomore, she played with two bands she helped found: Joy Kills Sorrow and Lake Street Dive. Collaborations. Kearney is a member of Broadcast Music, Inc. As a songwriter/composer she has registered over 85 songs. Of those, about 25 are held solely by her, and the rest with nine different songwriters/composers for the artists Lake Street Dive, Cuddle Magic, Joy Kills Sorrow, and Margaret Glaspy. Lake  Street Dive. Kearney is a member of Lake Street Dive, which started touring in 2007. She has appeared with Lake Street Dive on many national shows: "The Colbert Report", "The Late Show with David Letterman", "Conan", "The Ellen DeGeneres Show", National Public Radio, "Prairie Home Companion" with Garrison Keillor and in the first show hosted by Chris Thile, now called "Live From Here". The band has uploaded numerous videos, including their annual, humorous Halloween covers, and T Bone Burnett asked them to perform on the "Another Day, Another Time: Celebrating the Music of "Inside Llewyn Davis"". The band has traveled  and performed in almost every state and over a dozen foreign countries. Originally with Signature Sounds Recordings, in 2016 the band signed with Nonesuch Records. Bridget Kearney and Benjamin Lazar Davis. In 2015 Kearney teamed up with fellow New England Conservatory of Music alumnus Benjamin Lazar Davis to create original works which are in part a fusion of music from the west African country of Ghana and Kearney and Davis' music. Various artists, including Stevo Atambire and Aaron Bebe Sukura as well as musical instruments and cultural elements from Ghana were used by the artists from Ghana, Kearney and Davis  in the making of these recordings. The results of these efforts are contained in two recorded music releases: "Bawa" in 2015 and "Still Flying" in 2020. Joy Kills Sorrow. Kearney was also a major songwriter and stand up bass player for Joy Kills Sorrow from 2005 to 2012. Joy Kills Sorrow was a Boston-based indie pop, American roots string band formed in 2005. This band released three albums before Kearney left the band to join Lake Street Dive full-time. Cuddle Magic. A pop-rock-folk band that varies in membership, Kearney wrote songs and played with Cuddle Magic  before joining Lake Street Dive full-time. The Fundies. The Fundies was another part-time band collaboration featuring Margaret Glaspy, Rachael Price, Brittany Haas and Kearney. Their first performance was in 2010, and they self-released an EP called The Fundies in 2012. Glaspy and Haas played a Fundies reunion gig in 2015. Bridget Kearney Bridget Kearney (born June 10, 1985) is an American musician and songwriter. She is a founding member of the band Lake Street Dive and winner of the 2005 John Lennon Songwriting Contest in the Jazz category. Kearney's debut solo album, "Won't Let You