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Lisbon, 29 - 31 October 2018
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Oct 2908:30
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Chair’s opening remarks
Keynotes
Oct 2908:40
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Opening discussion: Vaccine discovery and challenges in translating research into vaccine products
Keynotes
- Covering major challenges in translational phase of bench to clinic including scale up challenges and safety for ph1 trials
- Engaging stakeholders to want to push forward
- Addressing the scientific roadblocks preventing more vaccines against common and neglected infectious diseases with high mortality rates
- A new strategy: Can we continue to be dependent on industry for process development and advanced clinical development, especially for products destined for LMICs?
Oct 2909:40
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Expectations and reality of cancer vaccines working: The impact of combinational approaches to immune-oncology therapies and more targeted responses
Keynotes
- Development of novel therapies against cancer, based on vaccines, neoantigens, checkpoint inhibitors and adoptive T cell transfer
- How close are these to actually treating patients? The translation of innovative therapeutic approaches into early clinical trials
- Optimal methods of antigen delivery for vaccinesin dendritic cells
Dr Daniel Speiser, Head of Clinical Tumour Biology and Immunotherapy Group, University of LausanneSwitzerland
Professor Dirk Jager, Managing Director, University Hospital of HeidelbergGermany
Dr Laszlo Radvanyi, Senior Vice President, Senior Scientific Advisor, EMD SeronoUnited States
Oct 2911:40
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Interactive Roundtables
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2 x Interactive Roundtables: 11:40 to 12:25 (rotation one) and 12:25 to 13:10 (rotation two). If you have not filled out the survey please choose them on the sign-up sheets located outside of the exhibition hall/or ask registration for more information. Choose two x 45 min long roundtables for these interactive discussions with like-minded peers
Oct 2911:41
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Animal component free media: What’s critical?
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To be updated
Oct 2911:41
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Applications of CRISPR technology in new global challenges affecting livestock
Keynotes
Dr Christine Tait-Burkard, Assistant Professor, The Roslin InstituteUnited Kingdom
Oct 2911:41
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Intradermal delivery of therapeutic vaccines – benefits and challenges
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Oct 2911:41
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New ways of “universalizing” vaccine production: The DiViNe project
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Prof Manuel Carrondo, Vice President, I.B.E.T.Portugal
Oct 2911:41
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Novel uses for classical MMRV vaccine assays in vaccine oncology trials
Keynotes
Oct 2911:41
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Safety and regulatory aspects of GMO vaccines
Keynotes
In spite of technological progress towards isolation of pathogen-specific antigens and subsequent production of specific inactivated vaccines, live (attenuated) vaccines may have the simple advantage of having the potency to elicit better and longer-lasting immunity. However, live vaccines tend to have less favourable risk profiles.Both the production of inactivated and live vaccines may involve the application of GMOs, but the actual presence of GMOs in live vaccines places this type of vaccines in an entirely different category, requiring adherence to specific regulations in order to protect patient safety and prevent environmental effects. These and other aspects are of critical relevance for vaccine development and market potential.
Oct 2911:41
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Structural vaccinology – the impact on the next generation of vaccines
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Dr Arin Ghasparian, CEO, Virometix AGSwitzerland
Oct 2911:41
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The regulators relationship with Challenge Studies; yesterday, today & tomorrow
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Bruno Speder, Head of Clinical Regulatory Affairs, SGS – Life Science ServicesBelgium
Dr Adrian Wildfire, Project Director - Infectious Diseases & Viral Infection Unit, SGS Life Science ServicesSwitzerland
Oct 2911:41
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Vaccine Characterisation and Release – In-vivo vs in-vitro and the use of 3Rs (Reduction, refinement, replacement)
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Dr Bassam Hallis, Head of Pre Clinical Development and General Project Manager, Public Health EnglandUnited Kingdom
Oct 2911:41
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Vaccine manufacturing process development and production
Keynotes
Moderated bySenior representative, Sartorius
Oct 2914:40
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Chair’s opening remarks
Veterinary Vaccines
Oct 2914:40
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Chair’s opening remarks
New Vaccine Technology
Oct 2914:45
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When will a universal flu vaccines be within reach?
Respiratory Vaccines
Oct 2914:45
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Designing effective patient-specific neoantigen cancer vaccines
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
- Challenges and opportunities in developing a new form of personalized immunotherapy
- Manufacturing & Clinical updates on Autosynvax™
- Feasibility of evoking immune responses with reliability and potency
Oct 2914:45
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How can ZAPI act as an interface between human and veterinary vaccine development so they can learn from each other?
Veterinary Vaccines
- Can common requirements be developed and is there a need?
- The use of novel platform technologies for vaccine production
- Regulatory innovation for novel vaccine technologies: A 2-stage quality process from veterinary to human vaccines
Dr Jean-Christophe Audonnet, Senior Director, Research Strategy and Key Alliances, Bio R&D and Coordinatior at ZAPI, MerialFrance
Oct 2914:45
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WHO R&D blueprint update
Hard to Develop Vaccines
Oct 2914:45
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Smarter vaccine designs using synthetic virus-like particle technology and structurally optimised antigens
New Vaccine Technology
Oct 2915:00
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MVA-VLP as a Plug and Play platform for development of safe and effective single dose vaccines for Emerging Infectious Diseases, Preclinical data for Zika, Ebola and Lassa as examples
New Vaccine Technology
Dr Farshad Guirakhoo, CSO, GeoVax, Inc.United States
Oct 2915:15
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Update on the most advanced universal flu vaccine candidate – 6 completed clinical trials
Respiratory Vaccines
Oct 2915:15
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Cancer Immunotherapy: Individualized mRNA-based Vaccines for the Treatment of Cancer
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Oct 2915:15
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Comparing naturally acquired immunity to Ebola virus vaccine induced immunity
Hard to Develop Vaccines
Oct 2915:15
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Development of a virulence-targeted vaccine to prevent infections caused by MDR bacteria
New Vaccine Technology
Oct 2915:30
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Phase IIb trial of a novel influenza vaccine regimen for the over 65s Dr Sarah Gilbert, Professor of Vaccinology, University of Oxford
Respiratory Vaccines
Oct 2915:30
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Tackling the problem at the source: Update on Coronaviruses
Veterinary Vaccines
Oct 2915:30
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Developments for Tick Borne Encephalitis vaccine
Hard to Develop Vaccines
Prof Roman Prymula, Professor Preventive Medicine, Charles University in PragueCzech Republic
Oct 2915:30
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Intranasal adjuvanted vaccines – Inducing mucosal immunity
New Vaccine Technology
Oct 2915:45
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Influenza vaccines immunological assessment
Respiratory Vaccines
Reserved for Prof Emanuele Montomolim Chief Scientific Officer, VisMederi Srl & Full Prof. of Public Health, University of Siena
Oct 2915:45
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The rationale of combining biomarkers and checkpoint inhibitors with vaccines
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Oct 2915:45
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A new strategy: Latest progress on a Herpes Zoster Vaccine
New Vaccine Technology
Oct 2916:00
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Advanced clinical development of a plant-derived quadrivalent VLP vaccine in adults and the elderly
Respiratory Vaccines
Oct 2916:00
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Incentivizing industry to develop vaccines for neglected diseases in LMIC
Veterinary Vaccines
Dr Jeremy Salt, Chief Scientific Officer, GalvmedUnited Kingdom
Oct 2916:00
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Pseudomonas aeruginosa vaccine development
Hard to Develop Vaccines
Oct 2916:00
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Synthetic vaccines to facilitate a rapid response to newly emerging infectious diseases
New Vaccine Technology
Dr Dong Yu, Director and Function Head, GSK VaccinesUnited States
Oct 2916:15
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Glioblastoma Immunotherapy (VBI-1901) cancer vaccine update
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Oct 2916:15
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Vaccines against plague
Hard to Develop Vaccines
Ashok Chopra, Distingushed Professor, University of Texas Medical BranchUnited States
Oct 2916:15
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mRNA based vaccines and therapeutics for infectious diseases
New Vaccine Technology
Oct 2917:00
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RSV F nanoparticle vaccine: Infants via maternal immunization , Ph3 trial update
Respiratory Vaccines
Oct 2917:00
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Optimising combination therapies with the aim to enhance immune and clinical responses
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Dr Daniel Speiser, Head of Clinical Tumour Biology and Immunotherapy Group, University of LausanneSwitzerland
Oct 2917:00
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Controlling zoonotic diseases in the developing world
Veterinary Vaccines
Oct 2917:00
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New vaccine approaches for older adults: a case study of Shingrix
Hard to Develop Vaccines
Oct 2917:15
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Next generation(s) of synthetic glycoconjugate vaccines
New Vaccine Technology
Oct 2917:30
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Mucosal vaccination to prevent respiratory diseases – new clinical data of an adjuvanted intranasal influenza vaccine
Respiratory Vaccines
Oct 2917:30
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A novel allergen-encoding immunotherapeutic vaccine in the treatment of peanut allergy
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Professor John Hayball, Professor, University of South AustraliaAustralia
Oct 2917:30
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The importance of a One Health approach for biodefense and biosecurity
Veterinary Vaccines
- Most bioterrorism agents are zoonotic, so how can the human and animal health field work together to achieve global health security-disaster risk reduction?
Oct 2917:30
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CEPI supported development of Lassa Fever and MERS vaccines using the Themis MV Platform
New Vaccine Technology
Oct 2917:45
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A renewed interest in developing EBV vaccine
Hard to Develop Vaccines
Dr Jeffrey Cohen, Chief of Laboratory of Infectious Diseases, NIHUnited States
Oct 2917:45
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CEPI supported vaccine development on Lassa Fever and MERS vaccine development using a DNA platform
New Vaccine Technology
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Oct 3008:30
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Chair’s opening remarks
Keynotes
Oct 3008:35
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Keynote: The role of vaccines, public awareness and industry in preventing further AMR
Keynotes
- How critical is the risk?
- Vaccines can’t do it alone – How can we reduce the development of drug resistance?
- Increasing investment in R&D that meets global public health needs
- The need for a holistic and collaborative strategy including cross species considerations
Oct 3010:00
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Chair’s opening remarks
Clinical Development
Oct 3010:00
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Chair’s opening remarks
Veterinary Vaccines
Oct 3010:00
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Chair’s opening remarks
Anti-Microbial Resistance
Oct 3010:00
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Chair’s opening remarks
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
Oct 3010:05
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Improving the accuracy of tools for personalized medicine- ctDNA
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Oct 3010:05
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Spy and Snoop technologies to accelerate vaccine development
Veterinary Vaccines
- SpyTag, SnoopTag and DogTag are superglues for unbreakable peptide-mediated nano-assembly.- SpyCatcher-linked virus-like particles enable Plug-and-Display vaccine assembly.- Spy-VLPs induce potent antibody responses with potential against challenging human and veterinary targets, including malaria, bacteria and viral pathogens.- Modular vaccine assembly has potential for personalised medicine (e.g. for cancer) and also to accelerate response to outbreaks
Oct 3010:15
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Building further on Viroclinics Ferret model with novel insights: Transmission of HRSV in Immunocompromised ferrets
Clinical Development
- Demonstration of efficient transmission of human respiratory syncytial virus (HRSV) from immunocompromised ferrets to both immunocompromised and immunocompetent ferrets.
- Research findings were collected by applying several assays including Sequencing, PCR, Virus Culture/Titration. Furthermore, histo pathological changes of respiratory tissues from donor and contact ferrets were demonstrated by standard and immunohistochemistry.
- A high transmission rate of HRSV was found and more …
Oct 3010:15
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What can we do to manage AMR? MRSA, C.diff and E.coli control efforts including Abx practices
Anti-Microbial Resistance
Oct 3010:15
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Outer membrane vesicles; A versatile platform for vaccine development
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
Dr Elly Van Riet, Head of Exploratory and Clinical Research, IntravaccNetherlands
Oct 3010:30
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Low-cost, high productivity manufacturing for vector vaccines
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
Oct 3010:35
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The use of genomics in predicting response to immunotherapy
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Oct 3010:35
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Developing vaccines with superior stability
Veterinary Vaccines
- Why do we need vaccines with improved stability?
- Use outside the cold chain improves immunisation coverage
- Is there enough innovation in formulation of vaccines?
- Conventional approaches to vaccine formulation
- Innovative formulations to achieve superior vaccine stability
Oct 3010:45
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The role of medical informatics in vaccine program design
Clinical Development
Oct 3010:45
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Opportunities and challenges for developing vaccines to tackle AMR
Anti-Microbial Resistance
Oct 3010:45
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High-density vero cell perfusion culture in packed-bed bioreactors
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
Dr Joerg (Jörg) Schwinde, Eppendorf Inc.Malaysia
Oct 3012:05
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Challenges of assay validation including cell-based format
Clinical Development
Dr Bassam Hallis, Head of Pre Clinical Development and General Project Manager, Public Health EnglandUnited Kingdom
Oct 3012:05
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How do we overcome CAR T immunotherapy limitations to enable the treatment of more patients?
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Oct 3012:05
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The transition from research to product development
Veterinary Vaccines
Dr Mel Munro, Project Manager, Biologicals Regulatory Affairs, Triveritas LimitedUnited Kingdom
Oct 3012:05
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Why and how the Netherlands maintain one of the lowest AMR rates? What bugs can be stopped by vaccines and which likely are more difficult
Anti-Microbial Resistance
Prof Marc Bonten, Professor, UMC UtrechtNetherlands
Oct 3012:20
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Large animal vaccine challenge models and recombinant vaccine technology
Veterinary Vaccines
Oct 3012:20
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DiViNe project - Affinity chromatography for vaccines purification
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
Oct 3012:35
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Adjuvants: Their optimal delivery and how they advance into clinical evaluation and assessment of their performance
Clinical Development
Senior representative, Syneos Health
Claire Nguyen Le, Exec Director, Clinical Development, Syneos HealthFrance
Oct 3012:35
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Combining Innate and Adaptive Immunity: NK Receptors for CAR T Cell Therapy
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Oct 3012:35
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Yeast-based subunit marker vaccines go multivalent
Veterinary Vaccines
Oct 3012:35
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Phasing out broad spectrum antimicrobial use: issues, challenges and potential paths forward?
Anti-Microbial Resistance
The current unnecessary use of broad-spectrum antibiotics results in both microbiome dysbiosis-related health issues and the emergence and spread of antibiotic-resistance traits – and therein set-up the anticipated role of pathogen-targeted antibiotics and antibacterial vaccines in limiting the future emergence and spread of AMR
Dr Anthony Simon Lynch, Senior Scientific Director, Janssen R&DNetherlands
Oct 3012:35
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Developing a vaccine manufacturing template for adenovirus vector via a public-private partnership
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
Oct 3013:05
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Clinical development of emerging pathogen vaccines using adenoviral vector platform technology
Clinical Development
Oct 3013:05
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Targeted vaccination against the bevacizumab binding site on VEGF using 3D-structured peptides elicits efficient antitumor activity
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Dr Peter Timmerman, Chief Scientific Officer, Pepscan TherapeuticsNetherlands
Oct 3013:05
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Novel RNA particle vaccine platform for animal health applications
Veterinary Vaccines
Oct 3013:05
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Development of a new manufacturing platform technology for human vaccines
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
Creating scale-down models that can be accurately applied to the commercial scale
Oct 3015:05
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Inverse seroconversion following Live Influenza Virus challenge
Clinical Development
Dr Adrian Wildfire, Project Director - Infectious Diseases & Viral Infection Unit, SGS Life Science ServicesSwitzerland
Oct 3015:05
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Priming tumours for immune checkpoint blockade using oncolytic viruses
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Dr Adel Samson, Lead, Translational Cancer Immunotherapy Group, University of LeedsUnited Kingdom
Oct 3015:05
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Innovation milestones in Aqua Health; DNA vaccines
Veterinary Vaccines
- What is a DNA vaccine, and how do they work?
- What does it take to bring a new technology into the EU; what hurdles do you face as you prove a new technology is safe and effective?
Oct 3015:05
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Reduction of otitis by pneumococcal conjugates
Anti-Microbial Resistance
Oct 3015:05
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A proven single-use platform to accelerate the development and production of viral vaccines
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
Oct 3015:35
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Road towards effective control of pertussis: challenges and opportunities
Clinical Development
Dr Dimitri Diavatopoulos, Department of Pediatrics/ Laboratory of Pediatric Infectious Diseases (LPID), Radboud Center for Infectious DiseasesNetherlands
Oct 3015:35
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Synergy of DNA Vaccines with checkpoint inhibitors and Standard of Care Agents for Prostate Cancer
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
- Selection of appropriate vaccine antigens for prostate cancer
- Updates from ongoing translational trials of DNA vaccines in prostate cancer with anti-PD-1
- DNA vaccines to augment androgen deprivation therapy
Oct 3015:35
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The importance of transboundary and emerging infectious diseases
Veterinary Vaccines
Oct 3015:35
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TB, A global problem: One of the biggest bacterial disease burden
Anti-Microbial Resistance
Prof Mark Hatherill, Professor, S.A. Tuberculosis Vaccine InitiativeSouth Africa
Oct 3015:35
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Platform manufacturing processes - Designing vaccines for the Global Health need?
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
Oct 3016:05
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A human challenge model of Bordetella pertussis infection, for the testing of novel whooping cough vaccines
Clinical Development
Oct 3016:05
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Hope for late-stage ovarian cancer: Development of a personalized dendritic cell vaccine
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
- Improving dendritic cell platforms
- Initiating large scale trials and combination therapies
Oct 3016:05
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Plasmid launched live attenuated virus vaccines for endemic and epizootic viral livestock diseases
Veterinary Vaccines
Oct 3016:05
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Antibody–Antibiotic Conjugates: A Novel Therapeutic Platform against Bacterial Infections
Anti-Microbial Resistance
Oct 3016:05
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Targeted delivery in rational vaccine design
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
How physico-chemical properties of liposomes, emulsions, antigens and different routes of delivery can influence the immunological outcome
Oct 3016:35
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World Bank collaboration and its capacity for vaccine trials in emerging countries (strategy and plans)
Clinical Development
Oct 3016:35
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Targeting IDO positive cells with IO102, an immune modulating vaccine
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Oct 3016:35
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Delivering antigens across the mucosal barrier using nanoparticle-based vaccine formulations
Veterinary Vaccines
Oct 3016:35
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E.coli vaccine development
Anti-Microbial Resistance
Oct 3016:35
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Combining intradermal delivery and adjuvants; A new frontier in vaccine enhancement
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
Elderly persons with comorbidities are at the highest risk of hospitalization for influenza infection and its complications; however, vaccine immunogenicity among these at-risk individuals is suboptimal due to immunosenescence.Various strategies including intradermal vaccination and new vaccine adjuvants have been shown to improve immunogenicity.In this presentation we will give an overview of discrete strategies to improve immune responses (i.e. ID delivery and adjuvants), our own clinical experience, and novel combinations of intradermal delivery and adjuvants that have started to show promise in the clinic.
Oct 3017:05
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Challenges in Phase IV studies and register based impact research
Clinical Development
Professor Hanna Nohynek, Deputy Director, National Institute for Health and WelfareFinland
Oct 3017:05
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Improving cancer vaccine manufacturing to GMP compatible bioprocesses
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Oct 3017:05
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The future of veterinary vaccine delivery and rethinking vaccination strategies
Veterinary Vaccines
Oct 3017:05
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Progress towards developing a prophylactic Vaccine for the prevention of Clostridium difficile infections
Anti-Microbial Resistance
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Oct 3109:00
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Oct 3109:09
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A Case for a (new) Vaccine
A Case for a Vaccine
Where alternative treatments are used, is there a case for a vaccine against the following diseases?
Oct 3109:10
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Pre-clinical vaccination success towards the challenge of eliciting HIV envelope glycoprotein-directed broadly neutralizing antibodies (bNAbs)
A Case for a Vaccine
Oct 3109:10
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How do we maximize the therapeutic potential of Immuno-oncology through novel combinations?
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Dr Maria Karasarides, Executive Director, ImmunoOncology, Regeneron PharmaceuticalsUnited States
Oct 3109:10
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Looking beyond antibiotics: Time to vaccinate
Veterinary Vaccines
- How do we encourage increased vaccine usage?
- Establishing good vaccine practice and compliance
Oct 3109:10
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European Commission’s proposal on to strengthened cooperation against vaccine preventable diseases
Vaccine Partnerships
Oct 3109:10
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Influenza A and B – Rapid and Precise Antibody-Based Quantification using Sartorius’ Virus Counter 3100
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
Oct 3109:40
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TB vaccine development efforts
A Case for a Vaccine
Professor Helen Mcshane, Professor Of Vaccinology Wellcome Senior Fellow PI Head Of TB Vaccines Group, The Jenner Institute - University of OxfordUnited Kingdom
Oct 3109:40
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Rational design of immunotherapy combinations for GI/solid tumour treatment
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Oct 3109:40
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Overcoming the factors hindering the usefulness of veterinary vaccines as alternatives to antibiotics
Veterinary Vaccines
- Veterinary vaccines can reduce the need for antibiotics, but what factors are currently limiting their usefulness for this?
- An overview of veterinary vaccinesas antibiotic alternatives today and tomorrow
Oct 3109:40
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Interactive panel: External collaborative research and partnering opportunities for vaccine development
Vaccine Partnerships
Christiane Gerke, Head of Vaccine Programs, Institut PasteurFrance
Oct 3109:40
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The plant-based Proficia™ technology: a game changer for influenza vaccine production
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
Senior representative, Medicago
Oct 3110:10
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How can we create a more effective pertussis vaccine?
A Case for a Vaccine
Oct 3110:10
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Primate derived adenovectors synergize with immunomodulators for the treatment of established tumors
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Oct 3110:10
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Overcoming the challenges of commercialising the management of the microbiome
Veterinary Vaccines
- Overview of innovation strategies to manipulate the microbiome and improve livestock productivity
- How do we commercialise these innovative strategies?
Oct 3110:10
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Continuous production of influenza viruses in cell culture and use of continuous downstream processing for purification of virus particles/viral antigens
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
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Oct 3111:20
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Strategies for global hepatitis C elimination – Do we need a prophylactic vaccine?
A Case for a Vaccine
Dr Michael Manns, Professor, Hannover Medical SchoolGermany
Oct 3111:20
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Antibody based combination immunotherapy
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Oct 3111:20
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Developing novel vaccine types to fight mycoplasma infections in livestock
Veterinary Vaccines
Oct 3111:20
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The challenges faced during process development and scale-up in Biopharmaceutical and vaccine Industries
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
Reserved for Serum Institute of India
Oct 3111:50
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Fast authorizations of vaccines for emerging diseases
Veterinary Vaccines
Dr Rosario Bullido, Head of Veterinary Inmunological Medicines Assessment Unit Veterinary Medicines Department, AempsSpain
Oct 3111:50
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Investor panel: Hear how different investors decide on who and what they invest in, and why
Vaccine Partnerships
Panellists to be announced
Oct 3111:50
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Bioprocess engineering of insect cells for enhanced production of VLPs for vaccine development
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
Oct 3112:20
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GAS vaccine efforts
A Case for a Vaccine
Prof Anne Botteaux, Molecular Bacteriology Laboratory, Universite Libre De BruxellesBelgium
Oct 3112:20
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Unbiased functional screening of large bispecific antibody panels to unlock novel biology
Immuno-Oncology Profiling
Oct 3112:20
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Regulatory pathways to enable approval of new veterinary vaccines
Veterinary Vaccines
Oct 3112:20
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From development to commercialization of vaccines – A case study
Bioprocess, Delivery & Manufacture
Oct 3113:50
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Oct 3114:00
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Status of vaccine confidence around the world
Keynotes
- Social and political factors that can affect uptake of vaccines
- How can we better educate the public the benefits of immunisation?
- How can public health institutions, government and vaccine developers help with building a coherent story
- AEFI surveillance and risk communication
- Are we overlooking the power of social media?
Professor Hanna Nohynek, Deputy Director, National Institute for Health and WelfareFinland
Fred Zepp, Medical Director and Chairman, University Medicine MainzGermany
Prof Roman Prymula, Professor Preventive Medicine, Charles University in PragueCzech Republic
Oct 3114:50
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Flumist vaccine effectiveness – It’s return and the real story
Keynotes
- Questions over the effectiveness of the live attenuated vaccine
- Why it lost its recommendation
- The journey, investigation and trial data to rectify this
Dr Helen Bright, Head, Team of Cell and Molecular Biologics, MedImmuneUnited Kingdom
Oct 3115:15
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Closing plenary: The future of vaccinology: Incorporating bioinformatics, omics and structural vaccinology into vaccine design
Keynotes
- A bottleneck for all, the ability to manage and analyze in an integrative with all the data that is generated
- interpreting everything into something meaningful
last published: 20/Sep/18 12:25 GMT
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