Hilleman Laboratories is a joint-venture between Merck & Co., a global research-driven pharmaceutical company and Wellcome Trust, a global charitable foundation dedicated to achieving extraordinary improvements in Child Health.
This document provides information about the 8th Indo Global Summit and Expo on Vaccines & Vaccination that will take place from November 02-04, 2015 in Hyderabad, India. The theme of the conference is "Harnessing the current research in vaccines and vaccination for the better future". It will feature keynote speakers from the WHO and industry, as well as sessions on various topics related to vaccines and vaccination. Attendees will include vaccine manufacturers, researchers, and industry professionals.
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Tumour models London 1-3 December 2015 AgendaDiane McKenna
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This document provides information about the 8th Indo Global Summit and Expo on Vaccines & Vaccination that will take place from November 02-04, 2015 in Hyderabad, India. The theme of the conference is "Harnessing the current research in vaccines and vaccination for the better future". It will feature keynote speakers from the WHO and industry, as well as sessions on various topics related to vaccines and vaccination. Attendees will include vaccine manufacturers, researchers, and industry professionals.
New vaccines are urgently needed that can prevent both infection and disease across all populations and strains of TB, help reduce the growing problem of drug-resistant TB, and contribute to global TB elimination efforts.
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MVI's mission is to accelerate malaria vaccine development and ensure availability in developing countries. Its goal is an 80% effective vaccine lasting 4+ years by 2025. Malaria infects 250 million people annually and kills 900,000, mostly children in Africa. Vaccine development faces challenges due to the parasite's complexity and limited commercial markets. MVI partners with organizations to systematically develop promising approaches through clinical trials. Its current strategy focuses on pre-erythrocytic, transmission-blocking, and P. vivax vaccines. With a phase 3 trial underway, MVI's public-private model brings malaria vaccines closer to reality.
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The study found that a recent HIV vaccine trial that used the HIV envelope as an immunogen was unsuccessful at protecting against HIV infection. The vaccine selectively recruited antibodies that reacted with both the HIV envelope and common intestinal microbes. This finding suggests that the vaccine induced the same diverted, ineffective antibody response that occurs during acute HIV infection. The results raise the hypothesis that the intestinal microbiome imprinted the immune system to make these cross-reactive antibodies, and that improving the antibody response may require blocking undesired HIV sites during vaccination or vaccinating earlier in life.
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- Video recording of this lecture in Arabic language: https://youtu.be/SINlygW1Mpc
- Link to download the book free: https://nephrotube.blogspot.com/p/nephrotube-nephrology-books.html
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This document discusses potential synergies between the healthcare/hospital sector and businesses. It outlines how university hospitals can drive innovation through biomedical research, medical training, and healthcare delivery. The document advocates for integrating innovation into regular hospital activities and establishing support structures to help extract innovative ideas from clinical knowledge. It also describes the need to partner with strategic partners and private enterprises to validate ideas, develop prototypes, obtain intellectual property rights, and commercialize innovations.
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Vaxeal is a biopharmaceutical company developing therapeutic cancer vaccines and treatments for infectious diseases. It has several vaccine candidates in pre-clinical development targeting cancers and hepatitis C that are expected to begin clinical trials in Europe in 2014-2015. Vaxeal takes promising early-stage research from academic partners and advances it through clinical proof-of-concept, with the goal of improving patient access to new treatments.
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AMR Think-Do-Tank, Geneva international, regroups more than 50 international experts from US, China, India, Japan, France, and many other countries. All members have an international, demonstrated expertise in their field, allowing AMR Think-do-tank to take actions across many areas of expertise. Our group is coordinated by core team members composed of academics, NGO leaders, and health experts (former WHO, UN,...).
The study found that a recent HIV vaccine trial that used the HIV envelope as an immunogen was unsuccessful at protecting against HIV infection. The vaccine selectively recruited antibodies that reacted with both the HIV envelope and common intestinal microbes. This finding suggests that the vaccine induced the same diverted, ineffective antibody response that occurs during acute HIV infection. The results raise the hypothesis that the intestinal microbiome imprinted the immune system to make these cross-reactive antibodies, and that improving the antibody response may require blocking undesired HIV sites during vaccination or vaccinating earlier in life.
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2. WELCOME TO HILLEMAN LABORATORIES
Bridging scientific research and industry to
develop effective, affordable and sustainable
vaccines for developing world.
9. OUR IDENTITY
Hillemanlabs @ Nanotechnology Building, Jamia Hamdard
Striving towards a healthier world since September 2009
Joint Initiative to build a vaccine R&D facility with focus on developing world
Devoted team of 30 scientists with expertise in Vaccine Development and Testing
Operating with core divisions of Upstream, Downstream, Formulations
and Analytical Labs
Mission to develop thermo stable, efficacious and affordable vaccines
10. DR. MAURICE HILLEMAN
A Pioneer in Vaccine Development
"Discoveries of the cause
for diseases and their
prevention by vaccines...
have been a hallmark for
twentieth century medicine
and provide a remarkable
heritage for the people of
the future."
Maurice R.Hilleman, PhD, DSc
Senior Vice President, 1957-1984
Merck Sharp & Dohme Research Laboratories
11. OUR APPROACH
HL carries out R&D and Clinical Assessment
activities to develop vaccines for diseases that
constitute almost 90% of the global burden of
diseases
HL carries out R&D and Clinical Assessment
activities to develop vaccines for diseases that
constitute almost 90% of the global burden of
diseases
HL is forging partnerships with Government, Policy
Makers, Public & Private Enterprises, Research
Institutes and NGOs to strengthen public health
systems and immunization programs
HL is forging partnerships with Government, Policy
Makers, Public & Private Enterprises, Research
Institutes and NGOs to strengthen public health
systems and immunization programs
16. OUR ADVISORS
(Director, Emory
Vaccine Center)
Dr. Rafi Ahmed
Executive Director,
Icddr,b Dhaka,
Bangladesh
Dr. John Clemens
(Prof. & Chairman
Dept. of Pediatrics
& Child Health,
Aga Khan UMC,
Pakistan)
Dr. Zulfiqar Bhutta
(Assistant Director-
General, Health
Systems and
Innovation)
Dr. Marie-Paule
Kieny
(Board Member and
Advisor for
Foundations in
Switzerland, Uganda,
Thailand and US)
Timothy Nielander
(CEO, The Global
Partnership for
Education)
Alice Albright
(President & Chief
Executive Officer,
Vedantra)
Dr. Allan Shaw
(Chairman, African
Leaders Malaria
Alliance and
Chairman, Board
AIDS Fund)
Ms. Joy Phumaphi
(President, Health
Foundation of
India)
Dr. K. Srinath
Reddy
Ms. Helen Rees
Professor of Medicine, Global
Health, and Pediatrics
Associate Director, Emory
Vaccine Center
Director, Emory Vaccine Policy
and Development
Walter A. Orenstein, MD
Professor Helen Rees OBE
MB BChir, MA (CANTAB),
MRCGP, DCH, DRCOG
Mr. Michel Greco
Former President of
Aventis Pasteur
17. OUR BOARD MEMBERS
Director, Hilleman Laboratories
(Senior Vice President and Head, Global
Vaccine Franchise, Merck)
Dr. James R. Baker
Director, Hilleman Laboratories
(President – Vaccine Division,
Merck)
Dr. Julie Gerberding
Director, Hilleman Laboratories
(Director – Technology Transfer,
Wellcome Trust)
Dr. A.E. Bianco
Director, Hilleman Laboratories
(Senior Vice President, Manufacturing
Division, Merck)
Sanat Chattopadhyay
Director, Hilleman Laboratories
(Chief Operating Officer,
Wellcome Trust)
Simon Jeffreys
(Chairman, Hilleman Laboratories)
Dr. Gerd Zeittlmeissl
Director – Hilleman Laboratories
(Head of Microbial Pathogenesis
(Sanger Center))
Prof. Gordon Dougan
18. OUR MANAGEMENT
Chief Executive
Officer (MSD
Wellcome Trust,
Hillemanlabs)
Dr. Davinder Gill
Vice President -
Finance & Company
Secretary, (MSD
Wellcome Trust,
Hillemanlabs)
Mr. Naveen K Amar
Vice President - HR,
Admin & IT, (MSD
Wellcome Trust
Hillemanlabs)
Mr. Jaideep
Mukherjee Vice President -
Business Development
(MSD Wellcome Trust,
Hillemanlabs)
Mr. Atin Tomar
Vice President – R&D
Dr. Zimra Israel
19. VACCINE RESEARCH OVERVIEW
01 02 03 04
05 06 07 08
Antigen Identification
Candidate screening
Responsiveness
Host Protection
Immunogenicity
Toxicity
Selection
Immune response
Responsiveness in large cohort
Antigen Production
(Laboratory-scale)
Screening of growth medium
Screening of growth parameters
Manufacturing
(Industrialscale)
Process Scale-up
Process optimization
Clinical Trail (Phase I)
Safety
Non-endemic Healthy Adults> 20
About 3 months
Adverse effects
Clinical Trial (Phase II)
Immunogenicity
Endemic infected/noninf.>100
About 3 years
Immune responses
Clinical Trail (Phase III)
Efficacy
Endemic infected/healthy>1000
Up to 5 years Protection
20. VACCINE RESEARCH OVERVIEW
Hilleman Laboratories works extensively to
bridge the gap between current vaccine
candidate reliance on cold chain and low
accessibility & build a new platform technology
for development of thermo-stable and
affordable vaccines
21. The current project undertaken at Hilleman Laboratories is to
heat stabilize the existing vaccine candidate
Development of a thermo-stable oral thin film or granule-
based rotavirus vaccine to allow for greater stability and
reduce cold chain burden
Hilleman laboratories is open to collaboration for development
of innovative vaccine delivery methods to develop the initial
assay for the project
Hilleman Labs first project to focus on affordable access to
life-saving Rotavirus vaccine to resource limited nations
R&D AT HILLEMAN LABORATORIES
22. Microbial and Mammalian culture Filtration and chromatographic
separation
Formulation development and
lyophilization/spray-dryiing
R&D AT HILLEMAN LABORATORIES
Screening and Identifying potential candidates with focus on heat stabilization
Seeding virus – cell culture – potency assay – Formulation Development
Pre-clinical evaluation – viability for commercial scale-up – Development of Delivery technology
Up-Stream Process Downstream Process Formulation & Analytics
23. Marketing and
Distribution
Phase 3
Large Scale
Manufacturing
Late Development
Phase IIIClinical Trial
-> Registration
R&D AT HILLEMAN LABORATORIES
Phase 2
Early Development
Lead –> Phase I /II
Clinical Trial
Phase 1
Basic Research Target
-> Lead Candidate
24. R&D AT HILLEMAN LABORATORIES
Global
Vaccine
Needs
Feasibility
Hilleman
Strengths
Trans-HL management and
advisory group consultation for
program synergy
HL Lead Project
HL Scientific
Advisory
Leadership
Projects adopted
HL Leadership
Program Plan
Review
Review Strengths,
Weakness
Research Proposal
(from extramural,
intramural, biotech,
foundation)
25. R&D AT HILLEMAN LABORATORIES
Up-Stream Process Downstream Process Analytical