Exciting data from Phase 1b/2a on Therapeutic HBV vaccine and Nivolumab combo. Early evidence that a therapeutic vaccine can cure chronic HepB infection is emerging…
Our viral vectored HBV T cell vaccine given as prime boost with anti-PD1 shows SAg decline/loss in chronic HBV. Small numbers-but very excited to see early data showing promise for a new vaccine for a global disease that drives liver cirrhosis/cancer. investors.vaccitech.co.uk/ne…
We are recruiting TWO fantastic post doctoral scientists at Barnes Lab and @PKlenermanLab following a U19 award to develop novel HCV vaccines: 1) in advanced cellular immunology (attached) and 2) molecular vaccinology (vaccine design & generation) [to follow]. Great opportunity!
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Today marks the one-year anniversary of the first dose of the #OxfordVaccine being given.
Here are some of the things we've done in that year:
In continuation of enhanced defence cooperation between 🇮🇳 and 🇧🇩, Indian Army gifts 10 Mine Detection Dogs (MDDs) to Bangladesh Army as a goodwill gesture at Petrapole-Benapole ICP in a ceremonial function.
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90% efficacy at lower dose (= more available vaccine to vaccinate more people) plus 2-8 oC cold storage that can integrate into existing supply chains >> greater potential distribution.
All in 8 months?! Amazing work. And the result of decades of fundamental academic research!
Today marks an important milestone in the fight against #COVID19. Interim data show the #OxfordVaccine is 70.4% effective, & tests on two dose regimens show that it could be 90%, moving us one step closer to supplying it at low cost around the world>> bit.ly/oxford-vaccine-result…
If you are a PhD student with entrepreneurship interest/potential, do signup for the programme. ConceptionX has an excellent package of entrepreneurial training and coaching sessions.
I have a position in my group for a post-doc investigating host-virus genomics, based at Oxford University. Please pass it on to anyone who might be interested.
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Hi Twitter! We're looking for an RA in my @vGlycoproteins lab. Starts ASAP, until Sept 2021, on a really cool Nipah vaccines project with @PRRS_Immunol. If you're interested in nAb responses, vaccine dev' and emerging diseases this IS the job! isw.changeworknow.co.uk/pirb…
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1) There is a lot of talk about decaying antibodies. I would like to walk you through a few findings about antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 that we put on medRxiv on Friday. Ill do this slowly over the day (while being in nonstop conference calls). But I feel this needs to get out there.
The #Ebola vaccine, tested and verified by the University of Oxford, has now been approved by the European Commission. Find out more about this incredible milestone in the fight against Ebola outbreaks: bit.ly/3inXmBx
Thanks leo! Class II invariant chain as a gentic adjuvant. Its a transferable technolgy to everyone who wants to enhance T cell immunity. Vaccines for cancer and infectious disease. 4 years of work . Thanks to the whole team.
Happy 2nd Birthday, @conceptionxtech! What a journey. From a small pilot @UCLEngineering, we are now riding the wave of #deeptech innovation; propelling #PhDs from across the UK on their mission #venture scientists. All thanks to this wonderful team, our partners, and friends!
CD8 T cells play an important role in clearing respiratory virus. I looked at 10 preprints from @biorxivpreprint and @medrxivpreprint all exploring T cell responses to #SARS2/#COVID19. In no particular order, here’s what I found interesting, and then some comments below. 1/17
ChAdOx1 vaccinations shown to be protective against MERS (another coronavirus) in NHPs and mice, with just one vaccination. This is timely and good news!!!
The University has entered into a partnership with @AstraZeneca on the development and manufacture of the COVID-19 vaccine currently undergoing clinical trials at Oxford ox.ac.uk/news/2020-04-30-lan…