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Four Key Reports highlighting regulatory and ethical aspects of the Controlled Human Infection Models

The Inno4Vac project aims to develop advanced and safe Controlled Human Infection Models (CHIMs) that can improve and accelerate vaccine...

New findings on vaccine efficacy prediction: comprehensive antibody repertoire profiling

January 2024 -Inno4Vac Subtopic 1 (VAXPRED), which is dedicated to building an open access and cloud-based platform to predict vaccine...

Regulatory engagement – continuing dialogue between ST4 model developers and EMA QIG

January 2024 Inno4Vac sub-topic 4 (VaXinS) aims to develop a hybrid model (a combination of a Compartmental Model [CM] and Kinetic...

Annual Meeting 2023 Inno4Vac: innovations to accelerate vaccine development and manufacture

October 2023 To advance the ambitious programme of Inno4Vac – which aims to harness the latest advances in immunology, disease modelling,...

Online platform on bio-manufacturing: workshop on integrating in silico models of unit operations

October 2023 Subtopic 4 ‘VAXinS’ of Inno4Vac is developing a modular one-stop computational platform for in silico modelling of vaccine...

Towards controlled human Clostridioides difficile colonization and infection

04 October 2023 The recent 13th International Conference on the Molecular Biology and Pathogenesis of Clostridia (CLOSTPATH), in Banff,...

1st Inno4Vac newsletter is out!

We are pleased to share the 1st Inno4Vac newsletter where you will find a summary of the communication efforts by EVI over the last few...

The Inno4Vac Scientific and Ethics Advisory Committee has been appointed

August 2023 Inno4Vac announces the nomination of the independent Scientific and Ethics Advisory Committee (SEAC) of the Inno4Vac project....

A regulatory exchange on diversity and standardisation of 3D mucosal models for vaccine development

The 2nd Inno4Vac ST3 (MERMAID) Regulatory stakeholder meeting was held June 27-28 and hosted by the Paul-Ehrlich-Institut in Langen, GE.