Taking a One Health approach to tackling infectious diseases One Health Day 2022: A One Health approach requires close collaboration across sectors and disciplines to balance animal, human and planetary health. 03 Nov 2022
How technology platforms allow The Vaccine Group to address animal and human vaccine development gaps The Vaccine Group aims to develop herpesvirus-based vaccines for use in animals to protect against infectious disease. 01 Aug 2022
Amos Lucky Mhone, graduate fellow at ILRI, Kenya Amos is a graduate fellow at the International Livestock Research Institute in Nairobi, Kenya, and intends to pursue a PhD in immunology and vaccinology. 14 Mar 2022
Online workshop on optimisation of the production of sporozoite stabilate for Theileria parva This workshop brought together groups interested in sporozoite production for the parasite Theileria parva, which causes the disease East Coast fever. 25 Jan 2022
Closing workshop for the IVVN-funded pump-priming project on immersion and oral vaccines for Aeromonas in fish Sixty-eight IVVN members joined a virtual workshop to hear about the outcomes from the IVVN-funded pump-priming project 'Efficacy testing of novel immersion and oral vaccines for Aeromonas hydrophila in tilapia and Vietnamese catfish'. 13 Oct 2021
Notes on the book Veterinary Vaccines: Principles and Applications A new concise and authoritative reference compiled by the FAO, with contributions from international leading experts, covers a wide range of topics related to veterinary vaccine development, production and use. 04 Oct 2021
Further funding to enable The Bloomsbury SET to extend its activities to combat infectious diseases and antimicrobial resistance With emerging disease at the forefront of global health priorities as never before, The Bloomsbury SET is developing new solutions to combat infectious disease and antimicrobial resistance. 16 Sep 2021
How Baseimmune's deep learning platform could help develop future-proof vaccines The UK biotech startup is working on designing variant-proof vaccines against ASFV and PRRSV, based on their deep learning data-driven platform. 17 Jun 2021
Defining a novel immune cell in cattle – the power of meetings Dr Matthew Edmans, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Oxford, writes about his recent publication with other IVVN members that identified MAIT cells in cattle and characterised their response to bacterial infections. 15 Apr 2021
Bridging the career-advancement opportunity gap for women researchers in LMICs A blog post from the IDRC's Livestock Vaccine Innovation Fund on the mentorship opportunity gap for women from LMICs and the opportunities offered by the IVVN Fellowship Programme. 08 Mar 2021
Your feedback: results of the 2020 IVVN members' survey Results from the 2020 survey of IVVN members. 03 Aug 2020
Towards a vaccine for animal African trypanosomiasis Animal African trypanosomiasis is one of the most significant infectious disease threats to livestock across sub-Saharan Africa, and is also important across Asia and South America. This workshop brought together representatives to discuss recent advances and how to facilitate vaccination research. 15 Jun 2020