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Two thousand two six, party over, oops, out of time #asv2026 is over, but mark your calendars for ASV 2027 in Madison, Wisconsin July 19-23 Get ready for cheesy Wisconsin references. Sorry, not sorry.

We had a great pool of submissions for our first #asv2026videoabstract competition. Topics spanned basic to translational research. Participants were from all career stages, from undergraduates to faculty. There were so many great videos, and it was hard to choose just a few winners. 1/n

Starting at 1:15! State-of-the-Art: Pranam Chatterjee on designing programmable biologics with generative sequence models. Proteins that get written rather than found. 1999 did not see this one coming. #asv2026

The final Plenary Symposium IV is this morning! Comparative Infection and Pathogenesis Across Disciplines #asv2026 1/n

Today, after Plenary Symposium IV, we announce our #asv2026videoabstract winners! There were so many great entries and unfortunately we can't recognize them all on stage. We'll be reposting the winners and other entries here and to our other social media channels next week.

Happening now: State-of-the-Art: Jared May on biomolecular condensates and nuclear viral functions — rethinking how RNA viruses reshape host responses. #asv2026

Happening now! State-of-the-Art: Kristine Wylie on the virome and host through pregnancy — nine months of an entire microbial community in motion. #asv2026

Starting at 8am, Plenary Symposium III: Emerging and Re-emerging Viruses in a Changing World #asv2026 1/n

It's an early morning start at #asv2026 today, but a beautiful time to take a stroll thru Scholar's Walk!

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Reminder: join us on Wednesday at 11:30am for the #asv2026 Communications Workshop with Dr. Janet Iwasa -- scientific animator extraordinaire on how to bring your virology to life. Lunch will be served (preregistration is recommended by not required).

Our next State-of-the-art lecture is by Amaro Nunes Duarte Neto on what autopsy reveals about viral infections and epidemics. The tissue tells a story no model can. #asv2026

Plenary Symposium II: Viral Immunity and Vaccine Responses begins now! #asv2026 1/n

Our first State-of-the-Art Lecture kicks off now! Melody Li (UCLA) on how alphaviruses break through into the central nervous system. A Melody explaining the blood–brain barrier is about as close to purple music as neurovirology gets. 💜 #asv2026

Our next talks are to recognize the Ann Palmenberg Junior Investigator awardees: Louise Moncla and Arinjay Banarjee! Congrats! 💜 #asv2026

Our next talks are to recognize the Ann Palmenberg Junior Investigator awardees: Louise Moncla and Arinjay Banarjee! Congrats! 💜 #asv2026

Plenary Symposium I: Mechanisms at the Virus–Host Interface Across Scales begins at 3:15! We've got a great speaker line-up to take us from tissues down to molecular mechanisms 💜 #asv2026 1/n

Dearly beloved we are gathered here today to get through this thing called #asv2026 Our Keynote speaker, Stephen Goff, kicks things off at 2:15 with “A Life with Retroviruses — Advances Driven by Technology.” Minneapolis, let’s go crazy. 💜