Dr. Corey pioneered the development of antiviral therapy for human chronic viral infections. He is a world-renowned virologist who has worked in a wide variety of areas including diagnostic virology, antiviral therapy, vaccine development and viral immunology. He has led an HSV research program that has been continuously funded by the NIH since 1978. He is President and Director Emeritus of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and the PI of the NIH supported HIV Vaccine Trials Network: an international collaboration of investigators devoted to developing a globally effective HIV vaccine. Besides work, Larry is an avid tennis player, occasional skier, and fan of early morning exercise. He is a devoted grandfather to four granddaughters.