UK Clinical Vaccine Network Virtual Conference 2020

Bringing together and showcasing the work of the UK clinical vaccine community, to facilitate co-operation and collaborate on future challenges.

Due to ongoing uncertainties surrounding the current pandemic regulations, the faculty of CVNUK decided to replace this year’s physical conference with an online conference which took place on 27th November 2020. This features a variety of presentations focused on the development of a vaccine for Covid-19.

The recordings of the virtual conference are now available.
If you were unable to attend but would still like to view the sessions, please register via the button below and you will receive an email with a link to view the recorded sessions.

If you have any queries please email events@pagemedical.co.uk.

See below for the updated timetable.

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Thank you for attending the Clinical Vaccines Network Virtual Conference 2020.

Please find the recorded sessions below.

COVID-19 VACCINE CANDIDATES
Chair: Dr Rajeka Lazarus

NIHR National COVID Vaccines Programme
Professor Andrew Ustianowski – View Bio

Oxford Vaccine
Dr Pedro Folegatti – View Bio

RNA Vaccines for COVID-19; Pushing the Boundaries of Molecular Vaccinology
Dr Katrina Pollock – View Bio

Due to some technical difficulties in the first session Dr Katrina Pollock was unable to answer her questions live.

Please click here to read her written responses to the questions from that session.

COVID-19 VACCINE CHALLENGES
Chair: Dr Angela Minassian

How will we know if a COVID vaccine works?
Dr Susanne Hodgson – View Bio

Risky or Protective Antibodies? An update on theory and research of Antibody Dependent Enhancement
Nana-Marie Lemm – View Bio

The Vaccines Manufacturing & Innovation Centre will provide the UK’s first bespoke strategic vaccine development and manufacturing capability
Dr Matthew Duchars – View Bio

Q&A

ETHICS, MEDIA AND DIVERSITY
Chair: Dr Maheshi Ramasamy

Challenging Trials: COVID-19, ethics and ‘risky’ research
Dr Jonathan Ives – View Bio

Covid and Us: Using co-produced creative arts to promote inclusion and engagement in vaccine research – serving all communities
Dr Shamaila Anwar – View Bio

The role of the media
Matthew Hill, Michael Corley and Dr Sarah Jarvis

Q&A

Thank you so much for your interest in the Clinical Vaccines Network Conference 2020.

The conference is accredited by the Royal College of Pathologists for 6 CPD points. In order to claim a certificate of attendance, please click here. Please complete and submit the form. This will produce a link to download a certificate of participation in PDF format.

Thank you for joining us today and if you have any questions please contact: events@pagemedical.co.uk