I am presently at the XX Encontro Nacional de Virologia (2oth National Congress of Virology) in Brasilia: this is just winding down – it´s the last afternoon – and it has been an amazing conference. I will be reporting on this in detail when I get home; suffice it to say that any meeting that can attract over 600 virologists in one country HAS to be quite something!
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