VALIDATE Events
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From online seminars and training sessions to in-person workshops, Annual Meetings and major public lectures, VALIDATE has delivered more than 70 events worldwide. Each event is designed to support researchers at every stage of their careers, encourage international collaboration and advance the development of vaccines against tuberculosis and other mycobacterial diseases, leishmaniasis and melioidosis.
Our programme includes Annual Meetings, workshops, seminars, public talks and events for young people through VALIDATE for Schools. We also share details of relevant external events that may be of interest to our members.
If you have an event that you would like us to promote to the VALIDATE community, please email validate@ndm.ox.ac.uk.
Upcoming VALIDATE Events
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Past VALIDATE Events
VALIDATE Climate Change Seminar: Sand Flies - Tiny Insects, Important Challenge
In this talk, Dr Suzana Blesić and Dr Vít Dvořák will discuss how the CLIMOS project uses data and predictive models to track sand fly-borne diseases, assess climate-driven risks, and develop an early warning system to protect public health.
The Use of Multiplex Imaging and Spatial Transcript analysis in the Preclinical Evaluation of Vaccines Against Diseases Induced by Intracellular Pathogens
Dr Javier Salguero Bodes (UKHSA) will discuss how modern techniques like multiplex immunofluorescence and FFPE transcript analysis enhance preclinical models for studying intracellular pathogens and vaccine development.
VALIDATE Seminar: BCG & COVID - A century-old vaccine in a novel proposal for heterologous recall dose formulation
Paulo Antas and Thales A Campelo explored a potential boost in immune response with a second dose of BCG vaccine, prompting reconsideration of its use for TB prevention and exploring its effectiveness against COVID-19.
VALIDATE Seminar: Leveraging synthetic carbohydrate chemistry to develop glycoconjugate vaccines against melioidosis
In this seminar, Charles and Maude will describe their endeavor toward the development of semi-synthetic glycoconjugate vaccines against melioidosis, focusing on our most promising results involving B. pseudomallei LPS OAg mimics.
VALIDATE One Health Seminar Two: Health System and Infrastructure Challenges in One Health
Dr Juan Dib discussed infectious diseases in indigenous populations and Dr Niaina Rakotosamimanana looked addressing the impact of unequal healthcare infrastructure on tuberculosis in Madagascar with innovative solutions.
VALIDATE One Health Seminar One: Inequitable Access to Medicines and Health Technologies in a One Health Context
How to Win at Hide and Seek: Utilizing Omic Approaches to Identify and Target Neglected Pathogens by Dr. Richard Burchmore & Unforeseen Ramifications of Antimicrobial Usage: A Case Study on Antimony by Dr. Maria Adelaida Gomez, CIDIEM
