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Roger Keith Reeves

Roger Keith Reeves

Professor in Surgery
Surgery, Surgical Sciences

In the News

Published October 30, 2025
Duke Receives $4.5 Million from The Duke Endowment to Fund Initiative Focused on Climate and Health
Published October 18, 2025
Leading Towards HIV Eradication | The Wistar Institute HIV Cure & Viral Diseases Center
Published August 25, 2025
R. Keith Reeves, PhD, to Lead Project in New NIH-Funded HIV iCure Consortium
Published July 9, 2025
A New Hub for Fighting Infectious Diseases with Smarter Models
Published May 2, 2025
Taking Action for Climate, Health, Mothers and Babies
Published January 31, 2025
Accelerating Creation of More Effective Flu Vaccines
Published May 14, 2024
Top NK Cell Biology Publications of 2023 – CHSI Research Recognized Internationally!
Published July 12, 2023
CHSI Climate Change and Immune Health Mini-Symposium
Published October 11, 2022
Federal Grant to Duke University School of Medicine Expands HIV Research
Published February 11, 2022
Duke Surgery Ranks #1 in NIH Funding
Published September 23, 2021
R. Keith Reeves, PhD, Joins Duke Surgery's Center of Human Systems Immunology
Published June 21, 2021
Science in Boston: Systemic and Mucosal Mobilization of Granulocyte Subsets during Lentiviral Infection
Published February 23, 2021
Future Vaccines Depend on Test Subjects in Short Supply: Monkeys
Published August 31, 2020
America Is Running Low on a Crucial Resource for COVID-19 Vaccines
Published April 9, 2020
Natural killers are coming for Covid-19 and the therapy, experts say, could make things worse
Published November 20, 2018
IBBR investigator to lead $3.9M NIH-funded project to develop next generation HIV-1 immunotherapy agents
Published October 16, 2015
Natural Killers Adapt :: The Foundation for AIDS Research
Published August 22, 2015
NK cell exhaustion: bad news for chronic disease?
Published July 15, 2015
Are Early Immune Defenses Helping HIV Flourish?