The meeting will be held at The Biopark, Hertfordshire.

Meeting Chair:  Dr Eleanor Berrie, Clinical BioManufacturing Facility, University of Oxford, UK

As both genomic and post-genomic analyses of pathogens and disease has advanced the production of successful recombinant vaccines  we now require the strategies to both * select  appropriate molecules and *deliver these vaccines effectively to stimulate protective immune responses.

Both candidate discovery and the tools for delivering vaccines effectively will be explored and discussed at this one day event

This meeting has CPD accreditation

The agenda includes:

Development of recombinant vaccines against nematode species of ruminants

Professor Jacqui Matthews, Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, University of Edinburgh

Development of a thermostable and transcutaneous adenovirus vector vaccine designed to induce broad CD8 T-cell responses to HIV

Professor J George Dickson, Director Institute of Biomedical & Life Sciences, South West London Academic Network, UK

Talk to be confirmed

Dr  David Paton, Institute for Animal Health, UK

Methods for delivery of GM vaccines to stimulate appropriate, protective responses

Dr David JM Lewis, St George's Hospital, UK

Can Mucosal Vaccines make Needles a Thing of the Past?

Dr. Valerie Ferro, University of Strathclyde, Scotland

Recombinant avipoxvirus vaccines

Dr Michael A. Skinner, Imperial College London,

Clinical trials of a novel  influenza vaccine

Sarah C. Gilbert, Reader in Vaccinology, Jenner Institute, Oxford

 Optimizing vaginal responses to HIV vaccines

Professor Robin Shattock, St Georges University of London, UK

 To book a place at this meeting or keep up to date with the agenda, please visit:www.regonline.co.uk/recvaccine2010