Vaccine Design and Testing – Webinars and Online Events

This webinar will provide a behind the scenes vignette of how to build leadership in the vaccine sciences, an overview of the vaccine development process and highlight a case study of how a COVID-19 vaccine, suitable for global access, was developed and is currently advancing towards achieving emergency use authorization for distribution and global access.

Vaccination has proven to be the most successful form of disease prevention available today. However, infectious diseases still account for large numbers of the yearly reported casualties, especially in developing countries.

Inspired by our Teach Me in 10 video series, this inaugural online event will explore the latest in vaccine research through a program of highly focused 10-minute talks from leading scientists. Our line-up of expert speakers will share their insights from the forefront of the field, discussing topics from disease monitoring and detection to vaccine distribution. In just a few hours, they will explore the entire vaccine research and development pipeline.

Watch this webinar to learn more about the quality requirements for critical raw material for commercial mRNA production and ongoing projects to optimize the entire mRNA portfolio to meet fit-for-purpose standards.

This virtual conference was held to provide an opportunity to share the most recent scientific advancements in the fight against SARS-CoV-2. Watch on demand to learn more about dissecting host-pathogen biology and interactions as well as vaccine and therapeutic development strategies.

Lipid nanoparticle (LNP) technology is increasingly enabling the clinical potential of genetic drugs. By packaging the nucleic acid polymer in well-defined nanoparticles, LNPs protect the nucleic acid payload in vivo and facilitate intracellular delivery following uptake into target cells by endocytosis.

NGS tools are paramount to thwart the current global pandemic, to identify targets for vaccine development. Watch this webinar to learn about two complementary sequencing methods in the NGS toolbox.