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Information updated October 20th, 2009
The Sealy
Center for Vaccine Development, in conjunction with the James W. McLaughlin
Foundation, and the journal Vaccine, is proud to announce the third in a series of symposia centered
on the theme of: "The Changing Landscape of Vaccine Development." This
symposium is entitled: "Vaccines for Biothreats and Emerging and
Neglected Diseases."
REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION
STUDENT
AND POSTDOCTORAL TRAINEE
REGISTRATION
- $50.00
POSTER
COLLOQUIUM INFORMATION
We hope you will join us November 10-12, 2009 at the
Moody Gardens Convention Center for this
comprehensive,
thought-provoking conference on vaccine development and implementation as it
relates to emerging diseases and biodefense.
The unifying theme of the meeting will be the challenges in vaccine
development and the evolving strategies to meet these challenges. The papers
will cover a wide breadth of vaccine issues, including: basic science,
preclinical development, clinical trials and public policy & implementation.
This will be the third meeting following the
progression of vaccine development from the bench to the bedside to the
community.
This multidisciplinary meeting
will bring together leaders involved in translating basic science discoveries to
the community where they can benefit human health.
World-renowned experts from the fields of Immunology, Pathogenesis,
Adjuvant Systems, Preclinical Development, Clinical Trials, Epidemiology, Risk
Assessment, Finance, Governmental Regulation, Philanthropy and Vaccine Acceptance will ensure
a diverse audience and stimulate collaboration. Bringing
together representatives from academia, government, industry, health care, and
the community will further enhance the goal of the program to facilitate vaccine
development.
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