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VALIDATE Events

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

Imbio Seminar

VALIDATE Industry Seminar: Addressing Pathogen and Human Diversity - Watch Now

27 April 2021
Graham Clarke discussed ImmBio's development of next-generation vaccines against serious infectious disease targets and how it utilises its proprietary technology platforms to directly induce immunity via dendritic cells.
Collaboration

VALIDATE ECR Workshop Series 2021: Collaboration-Builder

21 April 2021
In this workshop we gave ECRs the opportunity to showcase their research and to build future collaborations with other VALIDATE members
Helen and Paul

BCG Then and Now

24 March 2021
Prof Paul Fine & Prof Helen McShane took attendees on a journey from the initial development of the vaccine to the modern-day challenges in the fight against TB and the future challenges researchers face in replacing the enduring BCG vaccine.
Gigagen Seminar - Watch now!

VALIDATE Industry Seminar: Capturing and recreating recombinant polycloncal antibodies for passive immunization to treat difficult to treat infections

11 February 2021
In this talk, Dr Sheila Keating mapped potential pathways for developing passive immune therapeutics that will not only treat but also help to prime immune responses to protect against future infections.
immune profiles of healing in cutaneous leishmaniasis player

Immune profiles of healing in cutaneous leishmaniasis, what to target and when?

15 December 2020
Dr Maria Adelaida Gomez discussed the host-pathogen interactions and underlying mechanisms that determine the outcome of human Leishmania infections and therapeutic responses.
Susanna Dunachie

VALIDATE Collaboration Workshop

13 October 2020
In this two-hour workshop, VALIDATE gave members the chance to think about forming partnerships across institutions, continents and research focus.
Melioidosis and Glanders

Melioidosis and Glanders

23 July 2020
Mary Burtnick discussef the identification of antigens expressed by Burkholderia pseudomallei that can be used to develop novel vaccines, diagnostics and immune assays to combat melioidosis.
Developing a vaccine for Melioidosis:Probing the protective immune response

Developing a vaccine for Melioidosis:Probing the protective immune response

30 June 2020
Prof Siobhán McClean and Dr Julen Tomás Cortázar discussed their progress towards a vaccine for Burkholderia pseudomallei, the bacteria that causes Melioidosis.
Training and development

VALIDATE ECR Workshop "Post-doc'ing for Success 2"

30 September 2019
This workshop was aimed at VALIDATE Associate and post-graduate student Affiliate members to help improve the non-technical skills necessary to progress their careers
Vaccine

Melioidosis Vaccine Symposium: Moving from animal models to man

26 February 2019
Discussing the roadmap to first-in-man melioidosis vaccine clinical trials and the lessons learned in the TB field when moving vaccine candidates from animals to humans
Training and development

Post-doc'ing for Success - Early Career Researchers Workshop

05 November 2018
This workshop was part of the annual VALIDATE Network Meeting and is aimed at VALIDATE Associate and post-graduate student Affiliate members