Vaccine Centre

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Vaccine Centre

The Vaccine Centre is a collaborative partnership of over 100 scientists at the School that aims to improve human and animal health through vaccination. The Centre works to: develop new vaccines and evaluate their biological potential; test new vaccines for safety, immunogenicity and efficacy; and evaluate and optimise vaccine programmes and policies.

Vaccine Centre

Events in this series

​​Advancing vaccine equity with big data and digital health tools​

What drives population differences in vaccine response? Updates from the POPVAC trial

​​Mpox: vaccines to the rescue?​

​​Can we deliver pneumococcal vaccines at a lower cost?​

​​The epidemiology, detection and impact of substandard and falsified vaccines​

​​Strep A vaccines: past, present and future​

Improving the timeliness and equity of preschool childhood vaccinations

​​Health promotion and vaccination in the age of social media: insights from the frontline​

Community engagement for vaccination in humanitarian settings: A view from the field

Vaccine Centre Annual Lecture: Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert

Using zoonotic malaria parasites to unlock a vaccine against P. vivax malaria​

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Advancing vaccine equity with big data and digital health tools

Mpox: vaccines to the rescue?

Can we deliver pneumococcal vaccines at a lower cost?

The epidemiology, detection and impact of substandard and falsified vaccines

Strep A vaccines: past, present and future

Health promotion and vaccination in the age of social media: insights from the frontline

Using zoonotic malaria parasites to unlock a vaccine against P. vivax malaria