Amin Khan | Chief Science Advisor
Afrigen Biologics and Vaccines

Amin Khan, Chief Science Advisor, Afrigen Biologics and Vaccines

Dr Amin Khan is Chief Scientific Advisor at Afrigen Biologics, where he supports the development, scale-up, and global transfer of mRNA vaccine technologies through the WHO mRNA Technology Transfer Programme. He is a biopharmaceutical scientist and executive with more than 30 years of experience in vaccines and biologics, spanning research, translational development, CMC, manufacturing, technology transfer, and commercialization. Over his career, Dr Khan has held senior R&D leadership roles at GSK, GreenLight Biosciences, and Icosavax. He has led programs advancing vaccine candidates from antigen design through preclinical development and clinical proof-of-concept, as well as through late-stage development toward registration and commercialization. His experience also includes vaccine product and process development, scale-up, and the transfer of manufacturing processes for both vaccine antigens and final drug products. His current work focuses on translating emerging technologies into practical, scalable manufacturing platforms and strengthening vaccine development and manufacturing capabilities in Africa and other regions. He brings to the panel both industry and global-health perspectives on how innovative manufacturing technologies, technology transfer, and distributed manufacturing networks can strengthen pandemic preparedness, support equitable access, and enable sustainable vaccine supply.

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Day 2 (21st October) @ 09:00

The New Geopolitics of Vaccines: Global Vaccine Manufacturing in a Fractured World

  • How can public-private partnerships mitigate the risks of vaccine nationalism? 
  • How to ensure equitable access to vaccines and maintaining manufacturing continuity across global hubs during a public health emergency? 
  • What innovative manufacturing technologies (modular manufacturing, digital twins, etc.) can speed up responses and pandemic preparedness? 
  • How could governments and industry balance the push for domestic manufacturing sovereignty with the efficiencies and interdependencies of a globalised supply network? 
last published: 17/Sep/26 09:55 GMT

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