Steven Reed | Chief Executive Officer
HDT Bio Corp

Steven Reed, Chief Executive Officer, HDT Bio Corp

Steve Reed is the co-founder, President, and CEO of HDT Bio, based in Seattle, USA. His academic appointments include Adjunct Professor of Medicine at Cornell University Medical College Research Professor of Pathobiology at the University of Washington. Dr. Reed received a PhD in Microbiology and Immunology from the University of Montana in 1979. That year he was appointed as Scientist of the National Institute of Amazon Research in Manaus, Brazil, where he directed research on tropical diseases.

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WVIC/WAC Pre-Congress Workshops - Nov 28 @ 14:00

Workshop A [Room: Constellation A]

2pm: Chair opening remarks: Rebecca Kurnat M.S., Head of Product, SaponiQx

Presentations: 2.10pm – 4.00pm:

Using synthetic biology in adjuvant technology & creating a pipeline of vaccine adjuvants

Dr John Baldoni, Head of Science, SaponiQx

Next generation TLR agonists & RIG-I as adjuvants

Dr Steve Reed, CEO, HDT Bio

An oral adjuvant to augment vaccine effectiveness

Dr Upendra Marathi, President & CEO, 7Hills Pharma

Long-lasting germinal center responses to a priming immunization with continuous proliferation and somatic mutation

Dr Harry Sutton, Post-doctoral Fellow, Center for Infectious Disease and Vaccine Research, LaJolla Institute for Immunology

4.00-5:00pm Q&A and Panel Discussion with all speakers

  • What are the limitations of current adjuvants?
  • Importance of unique formulations & combination adjuvants
    • Kinetics, localization, dose sparing
  • Ensuring a secure supply of known adjuvants
    • Rapid response and stockpiling
  • Emerging concepts in adjuvant science
  • What mechanisms are required to advance vaccines?
  • Novel adjuvant technology – synthetic adjuvants
  • Development of an adjuvant pipeline – can new adjuvants rescue previously failed vaccines?
  • What factors drive clinical failure?

WVIC/WAC Day 2 - Nov 30 @ 09:00

Global Health Goals – can we get back on track?

  • How has the pandemic affected the status of the epidemics of tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases?
  • Silver linings – new investments in immunization infrastructure – understanding of barriers and opportunities in promoting vaccination within communities and countries. How do we try to capitalize on some of the new pathways generated because of covid?
  • How will malaria vaccines be implemented? How does this vaccine need to be promoted differently to previous vaccines? How to communicate value of vaccines in burdened communities. Integrated strategy required.
  • TB vaccines how are we moving forward? Next steps for TB vaccines.
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