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The International Veterinary Vaccinology Network's 2020 Annual Report is out now

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Welcome to the International Veterinary Vaccinology Network (IVVN).

The IVVN is an international community of over 1,300 members working together to develop improved vaccines for livestock and zoonotic diseases.

About Us

The Network provides the opportunity to establish multi-partnered, international collaborations that bring together the diverse skills that can accelerate the development of vaccines. 

COVID-19 news

News from our members related to COVID-19 vaccine development, as well as a collection of useful publications, articles, trackers, webinars and other resources.

Funded pump-priming grants

The IVVN fund pump-priming projects to accelerate the development of vaccines for livestock diseases of importance in LMICs. Find out more about the ten exciting projects we have funded so far.

IVVN African Schools Outreach Programme

The IVVN African Schools Outreach Programme is a collaborative initiative which trains and supports women scientists working in Africa to deliver schools outreach workshops and inspire the next generation of African scientists.

 
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News

IVVN African Schools Outreach Programme shortlisted for Nature Research Science Outreach Award

08 Sep 2020

World Zoonoses Day 2020

06 Jul 2020

Fourth round of IVVN pump-priming funding awarded

27 Apr 2020

Events

20 January 2021

Poultry production: the gender dimension

Online
27 January 2021

IVVN webinar: Catalysing elimination of dog-mediated human rabies by 2030 in Africa

Online
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Blog

COVID-19 vaccine: the eight technologies being tested

A vaccine is the most effective and safest way of ending the COVID-19 pandemic. But which vaccine types are being tested and how far have the projects progressed?

21 May 2020

Interview with Dr Volker Gerdts, Director and CEO of VIDO-InterVac

We spoke with Dr Volker Gerdts, Director and CEO of VIDO-InterVac, about his organisation’s work on developing and testing a subunit vaccine against SARS-CoV-2.

11 May 2020

COVID-19 vaccination: lessons to be learned from veterinary coronavirus vaccines

Dr Michael James Francis, IVVN board member and Managing Director of BioVacc Consulting Ltd, discusses vaccines against veterinary coronaviruses and how these could relate to the COVID-19 pandemic.

05 May 2020

National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (BIOTEC), Thailand

Dr Peera Jaru-Ampornpan and Dr Vanvimon Saksmerprome introduce BIOTEC, a research centre in Thailand, and discuss the veterinary vaccinology research that happens at the institute.

01 May 2020
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Funding and job opportunities

Deadline: 16 May 2021

BactiVac catalyst funding for pump-priming projects (round 5)

BactiVac, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom
Funding
Moredun Research Institute scientist pipetting
Closing date: 18 January 2021

Principal Investigator researching mycobacterial diseases of UK livestock

£48,000 - £55,000

Moredun Research Institute, United Kingdom
Vacancy
Deadline: 10 February 2021

GCRF UKRI-JST-DOST research collaborations in south east Asia

UK Research and Innovation
Funding
Studentship: Nanoparticle delivery using novel mucosal adjuvants and functional feeds to improve vaccine protocols against bacterial pathogens in Atlantic salmon
Closing date: 6 January 2021

PhD studentship to work on vaccines against bacteria in Atlantic salmon

University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom
Vacancy

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Publications

17 Dec 2020

T cell and antibody responses induced by a single dose of ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 (AZD1222) vaccine in a phase 1/2 clinical trial

Nature Medicine
Peer-reviewed article
04 Dec 2020

Lessons from animal coronaviruses

The Biologist
Peer-reviewed article
01 Dec 2020

Adsorptive mutation and N-linked glycosylation modulate influenza virus antigenicity and fitness

Emerging Microbes & Infections
Peer-reviewed article
29 Nov 2020

Association of immune responses of Zebu and Holstein-Friesian cattle and resistance to mycobacteria in a BCG challenge model

Transboundary and Emerging Diseases
Peer-reviewed article
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@IntVetVaccNet on Twitter

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RT @Pirbright_Inst: If you're passionate about tackling livestock viral diseases, then check out our #PhD postgraduate opportunities!… https://t.co/UEPtfRJjwz
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RT @al_nisbet: Fantastic opportunity to lead our Johne's/Mycobacteria research group within the Vaccines and Diagnostics Departmen… https://t.co/3wHIvdHK4U
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The final IVVN newsletter of 2020 is available now, with news about our upcoming #webinar, a save-the-date for th… https://t.co/9NUiD4T9hR
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We are excited to announce our next #webinar, which will take place in January. Catalysing elimination of dog-… https://t.co/gHVdsT5IIf
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Congratulations to our friends at @SEBI_Livestock on the launch of a new five-year programme to continue their work… https://t.co/MTEsHy4NYN
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Thank you to everyone who joined us today for our #IVVNsymposium on #Vaccines for Swine, and to our 13 excellent pr… https://t.co/HzCTCWNP0P
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@al_nisbet @JaynehopeL @BeccaMcLean90 A recording will be made available on our website in the new yearfantastic talk, Becca!
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