Vaccines
Oxford Martin Programme on Vaccines
What are we doing?
We design and develop new vaccines against infectious diseases of global health importance, focusing on five target diseases: pandemic influenza, malaria, tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS and meningitis.
Why is it important?
For most people living in the first decade of the 21st century, death from infectious diseases remains a substantial risk. The threat of global pandemics and the huge mortality from endemic diseases will continue to pose great challenges for vaccine research and development in coming decades.
How are we different?
By spanning the broad range of disciplines that underpin modern vaccinology, the Institute provides a range of expertise unparalleled elsewhere in academia.
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