Agenda
13-16 October 2025
RAI Congress Centre, Amsterdam
Amsterdam, 13 - 16 October 2025
Schedule
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Oct 1310:00
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Platform Technologies Workshop [AM1]
Platform Technologies Workshop
Jeffrey Almond, Former VP Discovery R&D, Sanofi & Visiting Professor, University of Oxford - Oxford Vaccine Group
Robbert Van der Most, CEO, Vaxxcellence
Kayvon Modjarrad, Executive Director, Viral Vaccines, Pfizer
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Oct 1310:00
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Biothreats & Disease X Workshop [AM2]
Biothreats & Disease X Workshop
Kayvon Modjarrad, Executive Director, Viral Vaccines, Pfizer
Swati Gupta, VP, Head of Emerging Infectious Diseases and Epidemiology, International AIDS Vaccine Initiative
Lucy Chappell, Chief Scientific Adviser, UK Department of Health and Social Care
Oct 1313:00
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Lunch & Networking Break
Exhibition & Networking
Afternoon Workshops Begin at 2pm:
- Vaccine Safety
- Vaccine Delivery
- Special Populations
Oct 1314:00
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Vaccine Safety Workshop [PM1]
Vaccine Safety Workshop
Christine Stabell Benn, Professor, University of Southern Denmark
Peter Aaby, Professor & Founder, Bandim Health Project
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Oct 1314:00
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Special Populations Workshop [PM2]
Special Populations Workshop
Kirsten Maertens, Assistant Professor, Vaccines & Infectious Disease Institute, University of Antwerp
Oct 1314:00
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Vaccine Delivery Workshop [PM3]
Vaccine Delivery Workshop
Maria Alriksson, CEO, Abera Bioscience AB
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Oct 149:00
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Beyond Borders: Europe’s Strategic Role in Powering Vaccine Innovation and Transforming the Global Vaccine Landscape
Keynotes
- How can Europe’s unique ecosystem of innovation hubs, regulatory frameworks, and public-private partnerships accelerate the next generation of breakthrough vaccines?
- What strategies and incentives are needed to transform Europe’s emerging biotechs and SMEs into tomorrow’s vaccine innovation leaders?
- How can regulatory frameworks evolve to support rapid innovation while maintaining the gold standard in vaccine safety and efficacy?
- In an increasingly complex global health landscape, how can Europe balance domestic innovation priorities with its responsibility to ensure equitable worldwide vaccine access?
Wolfgang Philipp, Principal Adviser, Chief Science Officer, European Commission Health Emergency Preparedness & Response (HERA)
Oct 1410:00
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Rebuilding Public Literacy and Trust in an Era of Polarisation and Political Uncertainty
Keynotes
- The global impact of U.S. vaccine policy shifts: how political narratives in the U.S. are shaping vaccine confidence and policies worldwide
- The role of governments, media, and public health leaders: what tangible steps can be taken to counter vaccine scepticism and rebuild trust in science?
- What evidence-based strategies are actually working to rebuild trust and increase vaccine uptake in highly polarised environments?
- Tailoring communication approaches to address vaccine hesitancy in different cultural, socioeconomic, and political contexts
- Balancing public health needs with individual freedoms in vaccine policymaking and communication.
- In an increasingly fragmented world, how can we build sustainable cross-border collaborations to strengthen vaccine confidence and literacy?
- Looking ahead: What does the future hold for vaccine policy, funding, and global collaboration in a politically fragmented world?
Oct 1411:00
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Exhibition & Networking Break
Exhibition & Networking
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Oct 1411:30
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Working Group 1: Introduction to the Korean ARPA-H Initiative: STOREx & DeCAFx
Working Groups
Manki Song, Deputy Director General of Science, International Vaccine Institute
Oct 1411:30
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Working Group 2: Adoption and utilization of virus neutralization assays: Challenges and best practices
Working Groups
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Oct 1411:30
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Working Group 4: Rising Stars: Empowering Mid-Career Women in Global Immunisation Leadership
Working Groups
- What challenges do mid-career women face when transitioning into leadership roles in immunisation?
- How can we support professional growth and visibility for women in vaccine R&D and policy?
- Lessons from Women Lift Health & other networks
- How do gender representation and equity shape immunisation policy and leadership?
- Mentorship and networking strategies for career advancement
- Balancing field experience with leadership aspirations
Oct 1412:30
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Exhibition & Networking Break
Exhibition & Networking
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Oct 1412:40
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Start-Up Pitches
Start-Up Pitches
12:40 - Dr Benjamin Damien , CEO, Sagitta Biotech
12:45 -Comprehensive Immunopeptidomics Platform for Vaccine Development and Construct Validation - Dr Elise Pepermans, CEO, ImmuneSpec
12:50 - Dr Vanessa Vankerckhoven, CEO, Idevax
12:55 - Daniel Becker, Head of Business Development, KyooBe Tech
13:00 - Bruno Vandelanotte, Head of EMEA Sales, Roncadelle Operations
13:05 - Maite Segurola, Head Of Life Science, Cocoon Bioscience
13:10 - Start-Up Pitch Feedback Panel
Benjamin DAMIEN, CEO, Sagitta Biotech
Vanessa Vankerckhoven, CEO, IDEVAX
Daniel Becker, Head of Business Development INACTIVATE, KyooBe Tech GmbH
Bruno Vandelanotte, Sales Manager EMEA, Roncadelle-Operations
Maite Segurola, Head Life Sciences Portfolio, Cocoon Bioscience
Thom Frielink, Associate, Curie Capital BV
Start-Up and Showcase Stage
Oct 1414:00
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Capturing high quality immunoassay data- case studies using Certimmune
Technology Showcases
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Oct 1414:00
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Capillary Devices for Sample Collection in Decentralized Vaccine Studies
COVID & Beyond
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COVID & Beyond Track Chair
COVID & Beyond
Kayvon Modjarrad, Executive Director, Viral Vaccines, Pfizer
Oct 1414:00
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A new animal-free recombinant enzyme for cell-based vaccine production
Formulation & Bioprocess
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Oct 1414:00
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AMR & Bacterial Vaccines Track Chair
AMR & Bacterial Vaccines
Oct 1414:00
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AMR Funding & Partnerships
AMR & Bacterial Vaccines
Senior Representative, Bactivac
Oct 1414:00
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Immunogenicity assays for rapid response to emerging viral pathogens
Pre-Clinical Development
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Immunofocusing: How to drive focused or broad antibody responses for optimal vaccine protection
Immune Profiling
Oct 1414:15
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Advanced Technologies in Animal-Free Viral Vaccines Production
Technology Showcases
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Oct 1414:30
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GMP NGS for Quality Control Testing of Vaccines
Technology Showcases
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Scaling new heights: ionizable lipids for vaccine development, GMP manufacturing, and clinical success
COVID & Beyond
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Ensuring clinical availability of vaccine delivery systems, immunostimulators & combined adjuvant systems
Formulation & Bioprocess
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Oct 1414:30
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Advancing Vaccines and Antibodies for Drug-Resistant Infections
AMR & Bacterial Vaccines
- The role of both vs a vs “traditional” antibiotics
- What is in the pipeline / where are the gaps
- Barriers and opportunities to stimulate R&D
Oct 1414:30
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Developmental and Reproduction Toxicity (DART) Assessment for Vaccines
Pre-Clinical Development
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Oct 1414:30
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Characterizing vaccine-induced immune responses with ELISpot and FluoroSpot assays
Immune Profiling
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Oct 1414:45
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Needle-Free, Cold Chain–Independent Vaccines via Electro-hydrodynamic Processing
Formulation & Bioprocess
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Jose Maria Lagaron, Founder, CEO & CSO, BIONANOPHARMA
Oct 1414:45
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Pre-Clinical Development
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AI-enabled immune-profiling to accelerate vaccine development
Immune Profiling
Oct 1415:00
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COVID & Beyond
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Oct 1415:15
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Exhibition & Networking Break
Exhibition & Networking
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Oct 1415:45
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A scalable cell-free protein production technology accelerating vaccine development
Technology Showcases
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Oct 1415:45
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COVID & Beyond Track Chair
COVID & Beyond
Kayvon Modjarrad, Executive Director, Viral Vaccines, Pfizer
Oct 1415:45
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Harnessing Microbial Innovation: The Road to a First-in-Human pan-Sarbecovirus Vaccine
COVID & Beyond
Oct 1415:45
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Clinical Data on New Adjuvant AS37, a TLR7 Agonist
Formulation & Bioprocess
Marguerite Koutsoukos, Sr Clinical Science Lead, GSK
Oct 1415:45
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AMR & Bacterial Vaccines Track Chair
AMR & Bacterial Vaccines
Oct 1415:45
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Correlates of protection in the CoV002 trial of ChAdOx1.nCOV19 (Vaxzevria): A Systems Serology analysis
Immune Profiling
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Oct 1416:00
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Thermostability: Formulations That Bridge All Modalities
Technology Showcases
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Oct 1416:00
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The Next Coronaviruses as Possible Pandemic Threats
COVID & Beyond
Kayvon Modjarrad, Executive Director, Viral Vaccines, Pfizer
Oct 1416:00
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Adjuvants Panel
Formulation & Bioprocess
Nicolas Collin, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Vaccine Formulation Institute CH Ltd
Oct 1416:00
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From Farm to Fish: Species-Specific Strategies to Reduce Antibiotic Use in Livestock and Aquaculture
AMR & Bacterial Vaccines
David Farcas, Director, Chile, Yelcho
Oct 1416:00
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Electron Microscopy Mapping of Antibodies
Pre-Clinical Development
Oct 1416:15
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A circular RNA vaccine to treat infectious and other diseases
Technology Showcases
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Peter Weinstein, Chief Executive officer, Emervax
Oct 1416:15
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The Role of Cellular Immunity in COVID-19 Vaccination: New Insights and Applications
COVID & Beyond
Oct 1416:15
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Computational Approaches to Antigen Design & Immunofocusing
Pre-Clinical Development
Oct 1416:15
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Trained Immunity
Immune Profiling
Robbert Van der Most, CEO, Vaxxcellence
Oct 1416:30
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Candidate Vaccines for MERS-CoV and Related Merbecoviruses
COVID & Beyond
Oct 1416:30
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Immune Profiling
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Oct 1416:45
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Exhibition & Networking Break
Exhibition & Networking
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Oct 1417:00
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AMR: Promoting the alignment of nation action plans and implementation of vaccination strategies across human and animal health
Keynotes
- How do we begin implementing the commitments of the political declaration?
- What are our priority areas and diseases where vaccination can mitigate and prevent AMR?
- Ensuring a multisectoral approach: where will human and animal sectors align and collaborate on their strategies?
Mateusz Hasso-Agopsowicz, Technical Officer, World Health Organization
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Oct 159:00
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Valuing Vaccines Beyond Cost-Effectiveness
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- How can we evolve beyond traditional metrics to capture the full societal value of vaccines - from pandemic prevention to economic stability?
- What would a new multidimensional framework for measuring vaccine impact look like, and how could it transform funding priorities?
- How do we bridge the gap between theoretical frameworks and real-world policy adoption - what are the barriers and opportunities?
- As the world faces new health challenges, how can expanded valuation metrics help drive better decision-making in vaccine development and implementation?
Oct 1510:00
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Rethinking Global Health Threats and Responses: H5N1, Mpox, Measles, Marburg, Climate, Zoonoses, and Emerging Risks
Keynotes
- Pandemic vs. endemic priorities: What’s missing from the global agenda? – Are we too fixated on future pandemics while ignoring the growing threats of endemic infectious diseases (e.g., TB, dengue, H5N1)?
- Climate-driven disease risks: Are we accurately predicting which pathogens will surge due to climate change? (e.g., vector-borne diseases like malaria vs. less-discussed threats). How can we better anticipate less obvious threats?
- How should we be investing in surveillance and R&D? – What innovations (AI, genomics, forecasting) actually have the potential to get ahead of the next crisis?
- How do we ensure that disease prioritisation is driven by science, not politics? – What structural and policy shifts are needed to avoid repeating past mistakes?
- Are we adequately investing in diagnostic capabilities for future threats, or are we overly focused on vaccines and treatments? How can improved diagnostic strategies enhance our ability to detect and respond to emerging threats quickly?
- How can we improve international collaboration in disease surveillance, research, and response while addressing geopolitical challenges and ensuring equitable access to resources?
Wolfgang Philipp, Principal Adviser, Chief Science Officer, European Commission Health Emergency Preparedness & Response (HERA)
Oct 1511:00
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Exhibition & Networking Break
Exhibition & Networking
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Oct 1511:30
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Engineering a Medical Device for Intranasal Immunization: Ensuring Targeted Delivery and Formulation Stability
AMR & Bacterial Vaccines
Oct 1511:30
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Clinical Development Driven by Epidemiological Research
Clinical Trials
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Oct 1511:30
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Clinical Trials Track Chair
Clinical Trials
Oct 1511:30
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Highly pathogenic avian influenza - the deadly hitchhiker around the Globe
One Health & Veterinary
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Oct 1511:30
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One Health & Veterinary Track Chair
One Health & Veterinary
Oct 1511:30
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Oct 1511:30
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Using challenge studies to eliminate the problem of low virus circulation or strain evolution in vaccine efficacy testing
Respiratory
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Oct 1511:30
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Integrating Diagnostics and Surveillance in Advancing Disease Burden Estimation
Emerging & Infectious Diseases
Oct 1511:30
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Translating Outer Membrane Vesicles (OMVs) from Research to Clinical Manufacturing: Overcoming Challenges and Unlocking Vaccine Potential
Bioprocess & Manufacturing
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Ola Tuvesson, Chief Technology Officer, NorthX Biologics
Oct 1511:35
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How can a microneedle manufacturer contribute to the success of cancer vaccine developers?
Biopharma Showcases
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Oct 1511:45
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The Microbiome's Role in Infection Prevention: A New Frontier in CHIM Trials
Clinical Trials
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Oct 1511:45
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Preclinical Studies on a Single-Administration HIV mRNA and Protein Trimer Vaccine Utilizing Long-Acting Silica Matrix Technology
Biopharma Showcases
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Oct 1511:45
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Introduction of Commercially Relevant, Ready to Use, High Value Vaccine Adjuvant Systems
Bioprocess & Manufacturing
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Oct 1512:00
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Raising effective immunity against bacterial Outer-Membrane Proteins with a whole-cell platform: universal and multi-pathogen vaccines
AMR & Bacterial Vaccines
Oct 1512:00
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Clinical Supplies Logistics for Global Mega Vaccine Trials
Clinical Trials
Oct 1512:00
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C1 Technology: Redefining Biomanufacturing for a Healthier Tomorrow- Accelerating the Scalable, Cost-Effective Production & Release of Antigens, Antibodies & Enzymes
Respiratory
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Oct 1512:00
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Emerging & Infectious Diseases
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Oct 1512:00
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One Size Doesn't Fit All: Modular Strategies for Viral Vector Fill & Finish Operations
Bioprocess & Manufacturing
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Stefania Di Marco, QP & Director of Quality Control, Advent Srl
Oct 1512:15
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Vaccine progress towards Group A Strep
AMR & Bacterial Vaccines
Danilo Gomes Moriel, Project Leader, GSK Vaccines Institute for Global Health
Oct 1512:15
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Technological Advancements in Veterinary Vaccines
One Health & Veterinary
Oct 1512:15
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Diverse Applications of Vero Cells for Viral Vaccines and Viral Vectors in Chemically Defined Conditions
Bioprocess & Manufacturing
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Oct 1512:30
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Vaccine progress towards Group A Strep
AMR & Bacterial Vaccines
Helge Dorfmuller, Principal Investigator, University of Dundee
Oct 1512:30
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Factors and strategies impacting recruitment and retention in vaccine trials
Clinical Trials
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Oct 1512:30
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Advancing Influenza Prevention: Latest Clinical Insights on OVX836, a Broad-spectrum T-Cell Influenza Vaccine
Respiratory
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Oct 1512:30
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AI-based target discovery for infectious disease vaccines
Emerging & Infectious Diseases
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Oct 1512:30
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Ensuring Quality and Compliance in Bioprocessing: Biosafety and GMP Solutions for Advanced Biologic Production
Bioprocess & Manufacturing
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Oct 1512:45
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Exhibition & Networking Break
Exhibition & Networking
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Oct 1513:00
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Start-Up Pitches
Start-Up Pitches
13:00 - Markus Mandler, CEO & Founder, Tridem Bioscience
13:05 - Jenni Vuola, Buisness Devlopment Advisor, Rokote Laboratories Finland
Start-Up and Showcase Stage
Oct 1514:15
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Clinical Trials Track Chair
Clinical Trials
Oct 1514:15
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Real World Evidence - From Safety to a Potential Tool for Advancing New Medical Therapies and Patient Health Outcomes
Clinical Trials
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Oct 1514:15
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One Health & Veterinary Track Chair
One Health & Veterinary
Oct 1514:15
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Panel: Why has flu vaccine efficacy stalled and how do we fix it?
Respiratory
Jeffrey Almond, Former VP Discovery R&D, Sanofi & Visiting Professor, University of Oxford - Oxford Vaccine Group
Roland Zahn, Senior Scientific Director, Head Nonclinical and Translational Immunology & Biomarkers, CDTL Universal Influenza Vaccine & CDTL, Johnson & Johnson
Oct 1514:15
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Oct 1514:15
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A Novel, Single-dose, Live, Attenuated, Minimally Replicating Mpox Vaccine
Emerging & Infectious Diseases
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Oct 1514:15
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Vaccine formulation for needle-free delivery via microneedle array patches
Bioprocess & Manufacturing
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Oct 1514:45
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Updates on Vaccine Development for E.Coli: ETEC Phase IIb data in travellers and endemic populations
AMR & Bacterial Vaccines
Oct 1514:45
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Case study of IDT Biologikas iCELLis 500 Platform: A successful scale up for vaccine and CGT manufacturing
Bioprocess & Manufacturing
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Oct 1515:00
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Updates on Vaccine Development for Klebsiella
AMR & Bacterial Vaccines
Simona Rondini, Head Bacterial Projects and Senior Project Leader, GSK Vaccines
Oct 1515:00
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Vaccine Correlation using Tasso Capillary Device
Clinical Trials
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Oct 1515:00
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Oct 1515:15
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Next-generation vaccine development and therapeutic antibodies for bacterial pathogens
AMR & Bacterial Vaccines
Fadil Bidmos, Associate Professor in Bacterial Vaccinology, Imperial College London
Oct 1515:15
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Field Implementation Strategies in Wildlife and Livestock
One Health & Veterinary
- Practical aspects of wildlife vaccination programmes: oral bait for ASF in wild boar/feral pigs, lessons from classical swine fever control
- Surveillance strategies and challenges; overcoming practical and ethical challenges in wildlife sampling, balancing active vs. passive surveillance, UK bat surveillance for rabies (APHA Weybridge)
- Evolution of vaccine profiles from containment to eradication stages
- Role of DIVA strategies in eradication programs
- Case study: PPR vaccine transition from live to killed vaccines
Oct 1515:15
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Thermostable cRNA-VLP and VLP Vaccine using the D-Crypt™ Platform: Revolutionizing Vaccine Production and Delivery
Bioprocess & Manufacturing
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Oct 1515:30
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LTB-SA7, a multicomponent toxoids vaccine against S. sureus in phase I
AMR & Bacterial Vaccines
Oct 1515:30
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Controlled Human Infection Models in Drug Development
Clinical Trials
Oct 1515:30
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Preclinical and clinical progress on Clover’s RSV stand alone and RSV hMPV PIV3 trivalent combination vaccines
Respiratory
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Oct 1515:30
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Optimizing Downstream Processing for Next-Generation Vaccine Development
Bioprocess & Manufacturing
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Oct 1515:45
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Conjugate Vaccines for AMR: Advancing Chemistry and Expanding Pathogen Coverage
AMR & Bacterial Vaccines
- Explore new developments in conjugate vaccine chemistry, including click chemistry and novel formulations.
- Highlight the clinical success and market impact of high-valent conjugate vaccines targeting bacterial pathogens such as pneumococcal formulations.
- The role of conjugate vaccines in reducing bacterial infections and antibiotic use, contributing to AMR mitigation.
- Discuss future directions and opportunities for high-valency conjugate vaccine development in addressing diverse pathogens of AMR-priority status
Oct 1515:45
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Oral Covid Vaccine - Clinical Update from phase 1 to phase 2B
Respiratory
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Comparative analysis of regulatory approaches to new arbovirus vaccines across different regions
Emerging & Infectious Diseases
Significant progress in research on arboviruses and flaviviruses; dengue, tick-borne encephalitis, yellow fever
Evolving landscape of regulatory strategies for clinical trials in vaccine development
Valneva's experience with chikungunya vaccine as a case study in innovative regulatory approaches
Discussion on how regulatory frameworks are adapting to new vaccine technologies and global health challenges
Dakshina Reddy, Head of Global Regulatory Strategy and Operations, Bill & Melinda Gates Medical Research Institute
Jakob Cramer, Head Of Clinical Development, CEPI
Oct 1516:00
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Oral bivalent vaccine for norovirus protection. Recent improvements to improve immunogenicity and potentially efficacy
Clinical Trials
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Oct 1516:00
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Non-Technical Barriers to Vaccine Adoption in Livestock and Companion Animals
One Health & Veterinary
Nathaniel Whitley, Vaccination Committee, World Small Animal Veterinary Association
Oct 1516:00
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Maternal Vaccination & Immunogenicity Data
Respiratory
Kirsten Maertens, Assistant Professor, Vaccines & Infectious Disease Institute, University of Antwerp
Oct 1516:00
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Transforming Vaccine Development and Manufacturing: Integrating Technology and Accessibility for a Healthier 21st Century
Bioprocess & Manufacturing
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Oct 1516:15
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Serological assays: a tool for vaccine evaluationa and pandemic preparedness
Clinical Trials
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Oct 1516:30
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Improving Clinical Trial Recruitment
Clinical Trials
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Oct 1516:30
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RSV and Combination Vaccines for Older Adults
Respiratory
Oct 1516:30
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Development, Scale-Up, and Manufacture of an Oncolytic Virus Vaccine
Bioprocess & Manufacturing
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Oct 1516:45
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Exhibition & Networking Break
Exhibition & Networking
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Oct 169:00
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Exhibition & Networking Break
Exhibition & Networking
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Oct 169:30
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Clinical Trials Track Chair
Clinical Trials
Oct 169:30
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The Vaccine Innovation Pathway: The UK’s First Clinical Trial Delivery Accelerator
Clinical Trials
Maria Koufali, Programme Director, UK Vaccine Innovation Pathway
Oct 169:30
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Introduction to the Korean ARPA-H Initiative - Infectious Disease Vaccine Research Programs: STOREx & DeCAFx
Manufacturing Technologies
Advancing Vaccine Innovation and Preparedness through the Korean ARPA-H Initiative
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Kevin Kee-Jong Hong, Professor, K-Health MIRAE (Korea ARPA-H, former KmVAC)
Oct 169:30
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A Guide to Valuation for Fundraising
Partnerships & Access
Oct 169:30
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Compliance in supply chain & logistics operations: make or break your clinical trial
Supply & Logistics
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Oct 169:30
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The Source of Saponin Adjuvants: QS21 - Approved, Available, and Abundant
Supply & Logistics
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Oct 169:30
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UK Cancer Vaccine Launchpad
Cancer & Therapeutic Vaccines
Oct 169:45
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Korea's Health Initiative to address unmet medical needs: Investing in a platform for Personalized Cancer Vaccine development
Manufacturing Technologies
Advancing Vaccine Innovation and Preparedness through the Korean ARPA-H Initiative
Younbeen Kim, Project Manager, Health Security, K-Health MIRAE Initiative
Oct 1610:00
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Taking a multi-antigen vaccine into clinical trials
Clinical Trials
Oct 1610:00
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MANGO: Automating VLP Production Using Cell-Free Expression Technology
Manufacturing Technologies
Oct 1610:00
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The Role of Incubators & Funding Models in Advancing Vaccine Development
Partnerships & Access
Jonathan Hare, Translational Scientist, The Francis Crick Institute
Oct 1610:00
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Cancer & Therapeutic Vaccines
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Oct 1610:15
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VFI Adjuvant Portfolio
Supply & Logistics
Oct 1610:30
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RNAbox: A continuous RNA production platform process-in-a-box for rapid disease-agnostic RNA vaccine & therapeutic development and mass-manufacturing at high-quality and low-cost
Manufacturing Technologies
Oct 1610:30
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Systemic and Shifting Global Market Stressors: Navigating Funding, Partnerships and Innovation in a Volatile Era
Partnerships & Access
- Systemic investment barriers to vaccine investment; high R&D costs, uncertain returns, market distortions, and socio-political linked demand uncertainty impact vaccine investment
- The impacts of fiscal austerity, the rise of transactional aid, and shifting priorities on transitional funding methods, partnerships and equitable access
- How to incentivise R&D in this evolving landscape to prevent innovation stalling and accelerate breakthroughs
- Exploring sustainable, scalable solutions to fill the gap left by declining public-sector funding; blended finance, pooled procurement, and value-based pricing
- Real world case studies: GAVI’s AMC, CEPI’s equity clauses, pharma-NGO coalitions
Oct 1610:30
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BioNTech’s oncology pipeline: combining cancer vaccines with immunomodulators & targeted therapies
Cancer & Therapeutic Vaccines
Oct 1610:45
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Supply & Logistics
Mads Skovvang, Manager, Commercial Supply Chain - Europe, World Courier
Oct 1610:45
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Shigella Clinical Updates
Neglected Diseases & Global Health
Simona Rondini, Head Bacterial Projects and Senior Project Leader, GSK Vaccines
Oct 1611:00
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Irradiation technologies for vaccine manufacturing
Manufacturing Technologies
Oct 1611:00
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Bridging the gaps: Overcoming the remaining challenges in vaccine development for global health
Neglected Diseases & Global Health
- The role of epidemiology and disease prevalence data in setting priorities for vaccine development
- Navigating uncertainty: how to make evidence-based decisions when data is scarce or incomplete
- What we can learn from successful (and stalled) vaccine efforts across other global health diseases
- How innovation in immunogenicity and correlates of protection can accelerate progress in emerging and respiratory disease threats
Oct 1611:30
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Exhibition & Networking Break
Exhibition & Networking
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Oct 1612:30
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Clinical Trials Track Chair
Clinical Trials
Oct 1612:30
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Showcasing & Utilising Established Challenge Models: Improving A Malaria Vaccine Candidate Using CHIM
Clinical Trials
Oct 1612:30
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Strategic Partnerships in Vaccine Development: Platforms vs. Products
Partnerships & Access
- How are biopharma partnerships evolving?
- Evaluating technology-led vs. product-led partnership models
- Bridging academic immunology discoveries to biotech commercialisation
- Balancing partner interests in multi-stakeholder vaccine projects
- Structuring deals and best practices in securing platform technology partnerships
Jeffrey Almond, Former VP Discovery R&D, Sanofi & Visiting Professor, University of Oxford - Oxford Vaccine Group
Oct 1612:30
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AI-Driven Neoantigen Selection: Technology Advancements and Clinical Applications
Cancer & Therapeutic Vaccines
Oct 1612:45
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Combination Vaccines as Equity Accelerators: Can Co-Administration Ease the Burden on Health Systems?
Neglected Diseases & Global Health
- Exploring the scientific, clinical, and operational benefits of vaccine co-formulation for equity, efficacy, and broader protection – what diseases cluster geographically (e.g., schiso & dengue?)
- Challenges in developing compatible combination vaccines; ensuring immunogenic compatibility
- Case study: Measles/MPOX in Gaza, heat-stable malaria/hookworm combos, mRNA vaccine co-administration and implications for future NTD combinations
- Health system resilience, reducing immunisation burdens to enhance vaccine access in resource-limited settings
- Economic insights and equity considerations from LMIC perspective – how can combination vaccines cut delivery costs by 30-40%?
Oct 1613:00
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EVX-01 Personalized Neoantigen Vaccine: One-Year Insights from a Phase 2 Cancer Study
Cancer & Therapeutic Vaccines
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Oct 1613:30
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Showcasing & Utilising Established Challenge Models: What can we achieve with these?
Clinical Trials
Oct 1613:30
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DNA medicine candidate INO-3107, an immunotherapy for RRP, a rare-HPV related disease
Cancer & Therapeutic Vaccines
Oct 1613:45
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Regulating Personalised mRNA Cancer Immunotherapies: AI Innovation vs Regulation, Global Impact and Industry Readiness
Cancer & Therapeutic Vaccines
Oct 1613:45
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Vaccine Policy in Polycrisis: Sustaining Immunisation Access Under Pressure
Neglected Diseases & Global Health
- Translating WHO guidelines into rapid, flexible decision-making
- Effective health system triage during chronic collapse
- Maintaining vaccine funding amid geopolitical disruptions: insights from EU budget cuts, US-Gulf state bridging finance, and UAE crisis funding mechanisms.
- Practical innovations in crisis vaccine delivery
- Accelerating R&D and policy adaptations under crisis conditions
Luigi Bonfatti, Executive Advisor, RVMC (Regionalized Vaccine Manufacturing Collaborative)
Oct 1614:00
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Strengthening Partnerships and Local Networks for Infectious Disease Trials
Partnerships & Access
- Identifying and leveraging local partnerships for clinical trials in endemic regions
- Local vs. Global Execution: Can we effectively run endemic country clinical trials, or do we need new frameworks?
- How do geopolitical factors impact trial execution and long-term sustainability?
- Evaluating the effectiveness of existing networks for global health collaborations; Are current partnerships enough, or do we need new collaborative models?
- How can industry and academia ensure equitable, lasting infrastructure for future trials? Strategies for building sustainable partnerships in resource limited settings
Dakshina Reddy, Head of Global Regulatory Strategy and Operations, Bill & Melinda Gates Medical Research Institute
Oct 1614:45
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Exhibition & Networking Break
Exhibition & Networking
Join us in the Exhibition Hall for1-2-1 partnering and refreshments
Oct 1615:00
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Life-Course Immunisation: Are Combination Vaccines the Only Viable Path Forward for Adults?
Keynotes
- Evaluating the economic and societal case for routine adult and life-course immunisation,
- What next-generation combination vaccines are approaching approval, and when will health systems realistically adopt them?
- Will standalone new vaccines remain viable, or is the future exclusively in combination vaccines?
- Strategies for integrating novel antigens into existing vaccine presentations and delivery systems
- Policy, procurement, and health system strategies to sustainably deliver true life-course immunisation.
Annaliesa Anderson, SVP and Head, Vaccine R&D, PFIZER
Jerome Kim, Director General, ivi
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