Selected Papers from Vaccines Summit Boston 2022
A special issue of Vaccines (ISSN 2076-393X).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 August 2022) | Viewed by 399
Special Issue Editor
Interests: Mycobacterium tuberculosis genetics; mycobacteriophages; persistence-the capacity of M. tuberculosis to resist sterilization, vaccines for Tuberculosis, Influenza, Herpes, and Dengue
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue contains a selection of papers presented at the Vaccines Summit Boston 2022 which will be held on March 28–31, 2022 Virtual. This Special Issue will highlight the current advances in vaccines, vaccination and immunology. It brings together leading biotech and pharma industry experts, academicians, and decision makers who are passionate about addressing major global issues by turning ideas into solutions.
This Special Issue covers the following topics: Novel Live Attenuated Vaccines; Cancer Vaccines; HIV Vaccine; COVID-19 Vaccine R&D; Influenza & Respiratory; Bacterial Vaccines; Emerging & Re-Emerging Diseases; Bioprocessing & Manufacturing; Clinical Trials; Vaccines Safety; Immune Profiling; New Vaccine Development; Vaccine Adjuvants; DNA & RNA Vaccines; Malarial Vaccines; Subunit Vaccines.
Selected extended papers from this conference can be submitted to the conference Special Issue with a 25% discount on the article processing charge. We look forward to your submission.
Dr. William R. Jacobs
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- novel live attenuated vaccines
- cancer vaccines
- HIV vaccine
- COVID-19 vaccine R&D
- influenza & respiratory
- bacterial vaccines
- emerging & re-emerging diseases
- bioprocessing & manufacturing
- clinical trials
- vaccines safety
- immune profiling
- new vaccine development
- vaccine adjuvants
- DNA & RNA vaccines
- malarial vaccines
- subunit vaccines
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