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The 4th Vaccine Conference 2012, sponsored by the Foreign Talent Information Research Center of the State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs and China Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Association, and hosted by Biotec International Conference (Dalian) Co., Ltd., will be held in Beijing on March 26-28, 2012 .

2012 Fourth Vaccine Conference

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The 4th Vaccine Conference 2012, sponsored by the Foreign Talent Information Research Center of the State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs and China Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Association, and hosted by Biotec International Conference (Dalian) Co., Ltd., will be held in Beijing on March 26-28, 2012 .
Chinese name
2012 Fourth Vaccine Conference
City
Beijing
Hosting place
Beijing International Convention Center
Industry
Biology / Medicine / Health
City:
Beijing
Hosting place:
Beijing International Convention Center
start date:
March 26, 2012
End date:
March 28, 2012
Industry:
Biology / Medicine / Health


In addition to the main forum, the Vaccine Conference will organize global vaccination landscapes and prospects, breakthroughs in vaccine science and technology, vaccine research and development platforms based on cell biology and molecular biology, discovery and development of new human vaccines, and animal applications 8 science and technology forums and branch activities including vaccine production, vaccine development, clinical trial vaccine production, manufacturing and quality control / quality assurance.
The meeting was honored to invite Dr. Rene Labatut, Vice President of Global Technology of Sanofi-Pasteur, France, Dr. William Strohl, Vice President of Johnson & Johnson, Dr. Patrick Baeuerle, Chief Scientist of Micromet, Germany, Dr. Tilahun Yilma, Member of the American Academy of Sciences, and Senior of Novavax, USA Dr. John J. Trizzino, Vice President, Dr. Alan Liss, Director of the US Food and Drug Administration, Dr. Jonathan J Liu, R & D Director of MedImmune, USA, and Dr. Stephen Lockhart, Senior Vice President of Emergent BioSolutions in the UK, participated in the exchanges.
This conference will provide participants with cutting-edge scientific and technological information, relay industry development trends and latest trends, and is an annual event in the field of vaccine research.
Session 1: Global vaccination landscape and outlook
Topic 100: A new generation of vaccines looking ahead for decades
Topic 101: Development of universal and traveller vaccination against seasonal and influenza and major infectious diseases
Topic 102: Immunization programmes to eradicate poverty in developing countries
Topic 103: Key Vaccination Issues and Public Health in Developed Countries
Session 104: Evaluation of Vaccine Effectiveness and Safety, Durability, Safety of New Vaccines, Austin, Ethical Issues and Public Recognition
Session 2: Breakthroughs in Vaccine Science and Technology
Topic 210: Innate / Adaptive Immunization and Vaccine Design to Development
Session 211: Systems Biology, Genomics, and Proteomics for Vaccine Discovery and Development
Topic 212: Reverse Vaccines and Evidence-Based Vaccines
Session 213: Bioinformatics in Vaccines
Session 214: Application of Structural-Based Antigen Design in Vaccine Discovery
Session 215: Application of Biomarkers in Vaccine Discovery and Development
Topic 216: Controlling host pathogen interactions to make vaccines
Topic 217: Application of vaccines in personalized medicine
Topic 218: Application in animal models of vaccine development
Topic 220: Virus-like particles, nanotechnology and vaccines
Topic 221: General Vaccine Technology
Topic 222: Cytokine networks in vaccine design
Topic 223: Production of vaccines for genetically modified plants
Topic 224: TOLL-LIKE Receptor Vaccine Development Technology
Topic 225: Safety, cost, efficiency and impact of vaccination
Session 3: Vaccine R & D Platform Based on Cell Biology and Molecular Biology
Topic 300: Making better attenuated and inactivated vaccines
Topic 301: Immune boosters, vectors, adjuvants and vaccine design
Topic 302: Application of a Cell-Based Vaccine Technology Platform
Topic 303: New vaccine delivery technologies
Topic 304: Design and development of new subunit vaccines
Topic 305: Use of recombinant vector vaccines
Topic 306: Recombinant Nucleic Acid Vaccine Technology
Topic 307: Carbohydrate or polysaccharide vaccines
Topic 308: Peptide vaccines
Session 4: Discovery and Development of New Human Vaccines
Topic 410: Meningitis vaccine
Topic 411: Hepatitis Vaccines
Topic 412: HIV / AIDS / SIV vaccine development
Topic 413: Influenza and SARS vaccines
Topic 414: Dengue vaccine
Topic 415: Vaccines against rotavirus, chickenpox and shingles
Session 416: Ebola, Marburg, West Nile and Alphaviral Encephalitides vaccine development
Topic 417: Foot-and-Mouth Disease and Hanta virus vaccine development
Topic 418: Japanese Encephalitis, Junin, Hendra and Nipah Virus Vaccines
Special Topic 419: Measles, Tick-Bone Encephalitis Vaccine and Vaccines for Other Viral Infections
Topic 420: Molecular approaches to bacterial vaccines
Topic 421: Developing vaccines against super bacteria
Topic 422: Development of vaccines against Klebsiella and Streptococcus pneumoniae
Session 423: Shigella, Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli and Urinary Pathogenic Escherichia coli Vaccines
Topic 424: Burkholderia pseudomallei and Burkholderia pseudomallei vaccines
Topic 431: Innovative R & D of Malaria Vaccine
Topic 432: Leishmaniasis and Leptospirosis vaccines
Topic 433: Antiprotozoal vaccines
Topic 434: Anti-Schistosomiasis and Toxoplasmosis Vaccines
Session 4-4: Development of new vaccines for adult prevention
Topic 4-5: Development of therapeutic vaccines against cancer
Session 4-6: Anti-inflammatory and Autoimmune Disease Vaccines
Topic 4-7: Development of vaccines against neurodegeneration and central nervous system
Topic 4-8: Therapeutic vaccines against addiction
Session 5: Vaccines for Animals
Topic 500: Recent breakthroughs in veterinary vaccines
Session 501: Lectures on Veterinary Vaccine Development by Leaders from Major Participants
Topic 502: Rapid vaccination to control zoonotic infectious diseases
Session 503: Introducing a New Generation of Veterinary Vaccines
Topic 504: Antiviral and antibacterial fish vaccines
Session 6: Development of clinical trials for vaccines
Topic 600: Evaluation of clinical efficacy and safety of vaccines
Topic 601: Thoughts on personalized medicine for clinical cancer vaccines
Topic 602: Clinical, disease control in response to public health events
Session 7: Production, manufacturing and quality control / quality assurance of vaccines
Session 8: Youth Forum
Session 8-1: Bioinformatics, Genomics, Proteomics in Vaccine Design Research
Session 8-2: Cell-based vaccine research for attenuated and inactivated research
Session 8-3: Research on Baculovirus / Insect Cell Expression Systems
Session 8-4: DNA / rDNA Vaccine Design and Generation
Topic 8-5: Research on vaccine conjugates, subunits, and adjuvants
Session 8-6: Studies on Immunity Legal, Safety, and Ethical Issues Nearing Public Acceptance
Session 9: Lectures and Training
Topic 900: How to Write a High-Quality SCI Journal Article
Topic 901: Preparation and prevention of pandemic influenza vaccine
Topic 902: How to implant a therapeutic vaccine in a hospital
Topic 903: Nursing and clinical management of vaccination side effects
1) Human vaccines: hepatitis B vaccine, hepatitis A vaccine, rabies vaccine, influenza vaccine, meningococcal vaccine, Japanese encephalitis vaccine, pneumonia vaccine, tuberculosis vaccine, AIDS vaccine, bird flu vaccine, cervical cancer vaccine rotavirus vaccine, SARS vaccine, etc .
2) Animal vaccines: animal vaccines such as dog vaccines, cat vaccines, vaccine production equipment, transportation equipment, storage equipment.
3) Poultry vaccines: chicken, duck, goose, pig, cattle, and sheep vaccines.
4) Others: vaccine testing equipment, vaccine research institutions, vaccine websites, books and periodicals.
In addition to the main forum, the Vaccine Conference will organize global vaccination landscapes and prospects, breakthroughs in vaccine science and technology, vaccine research and development platforms based on cell biology and molecular biology, discovery and development of new human vaccines, and animal applications 8 science and technology forums and branch activities including vaccine production, vaccine development, clinical trial vaccine production, manufacturing and quality control / quality assurance.
The meeting was honored to invite Dr. Rene Labatut, Vice President of Global Technology of Sanofi-Pasteur, France, Dr. William Strohl, Vice President of Johnson & Johnson, Dr. Patrick Baeuerle, Chief Scientist of Micromet, Germany, Dr. Tilahun Yilma, Member of the American Academy of Sciences, and Senior of Novavax, USA Dr. John J. Trizzino, Vice President, Dr. Alan Liss, Director of the US Food and Drug Administration, Dr. Jonathan J Liu, R & D Director of MedImmune, USA, and Dr. Stephen Lockhart, Senior Vice President of Emergent BioSolutions in the UK, participated in the exchanges. It is estimated that the size of the conference will be 2,000 people and 100 exhibitors!
This conference will provide participants with cutting-edge scientific and technological information, relay industry development trends and latest trends, and is an annual event in the field of vaccine research. Looking forward to seeing you in Beijing in March 2012!

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