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1. 3rd Annual Vaccine
Manufacturing
Identifying strategies for better manufacturing and development
18th – 19th April 2011, London, UK BOOK NOW!
Key Speakers
Abbas Rashidbaigi, Director, Pfizer
Alastair Leighton, Head of New Primary Operations, Novartis
Simon Hsu, Associate Director, MedImmune
Elizabeth Pollitt, Quality Assessor, Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA)
Farzin Farzaneh, Professor of Molecular Medicine, King’s College London
Herman van Herk, Scientist Up Stream Process Development, Crucell
Ruth Harvey, Scientist, the National Institute for Biological Standards and Control (NIBSC)
Dennis Christensen, Head of Section Vaccine Delivery and Formulation, STATENS SERUM INSTITUT (SSI)
Alistair Noble, Senior Lecturer, King’s College London
Nigel Allison, Process Development Specialist, Health Protection Agency
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3rd Annual Vaccine Manufacturing
18th - 19th April 2011, London, UK
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VPs, Directors, Heads, Managers working within:
Vaccine equipment and manufacturing
Vaccine application development
Vaccinology and molecular biology
Sponsorship and exhibition opportunities
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3. Day 1
3rd Annual Vaccine Manufacturing
Monday 18th April 2011
09:00 Registration and refreshments 12:40 Networking lunch
09:30 Opening address from the chair 13:40 Presentation to be announced
Alastair Leighton
Head of New Primary Operations
09:40 Regulatory requirements for vaccines Novartis
• uality requirements for marketing authorisation of a new vaccine
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• ost licensing issues arising from manufacturing changes
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14:20 Abrogating CD8 T cell tolerance with
• istorical examples to high light problems
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• uccessful strategies to implement manufacturing changes
S • Nature of CD8 T cell tolerance
Elizabeth Pollitt • Pathways leading to clonal expansion of Ag-specific CD8 T cells
Quality Assessor
• omponents of multifactorial adjuvants required for CTL responses
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MHRA
and tumour rejection
Alistair Noble
Senior Lecturer
10:20 The redevelopment of licensed vaccines
King’s College London
• Why redevelop a mature process?
• The regulatory challenges
15:00 Afternoon Refreshments
• Process redevelopment
• Application of improved analytical methods
• Anthrax vaccine: A case study 15:20 Increasing access to pandemic influenza vaccines
Nigel Allison • Sustaining appropriate manufacturing capacity
Process Development Specialist
• Enhancing vaccine performance
Health Protection Agency
• Process improvements
Simon Hsu
11:00 Morning refreshments Associate Director
MedImmune
11:20 Tailoring adjuvants for future vaccines
16:00 The case for cell-based manufacturing methods
• Challenges in vaccinology
• Faster vaccine production
• Accessible vs. ideal adjuvants
• Ideal in times of pandemic
• Administration route and immunity
• Reduced allergic reactions
Dennis Christensen
Head of Section, Vaccine Delivery and Formulation
Statens Serum Institut
16:40 Closing remarks from the chair
12:00 Immunological challenges in developing
vaccines for malaria
• Antigenic variation and polymorphism 16:50 Networking drinks
• Immunological non-responsiveness to individual vaccine antigens Take your discussions further and build new
• Parasite-induced apoptosis of immune effector and memory cells relationships in a relaxed and informal setting
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4. Day 2
3rd Annual Vaccine Manufacturing
Tuesday 19th April 2011
09:00 Registration and refreshments 12:40 Networking lunch
09:30 Opening address from the chair 13:40 Outsourcing vaccine production
• Developing an outsourcing strategy
• Accessing appropriate equipment
09:40 Cell, gene and peptide based vaccines for
therapeutic applications in cancer • Coping with the demand during pandemics
• Immune mediated rejection of established tumours
• afety and potential efficacy of hTERT peptide loaded dendritic
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14:20 Improving influenza vaccine strains
cell vaccination
• Generation of candidate vaccine viruses
• ew vaccination strategy based on the combined adjuvants for
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synergistic activation of cellular immunity (CASAC) • Genetic engineering of vaccine strains
Farzin Farzaneh • Improved antigen yield from new candidate vaccine viruses
Professor of Molecular Medicine
Ruth Harvey
King’s College London
Scientist
National Institute for Biological
Standards and Control (NIBSC)
10:20 Thimerosal in Vaccines: Is it an
effective preservative?
• ompendial methods for determination of preservative effectiveness
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• HO requirements
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• reservatives for multi-dose formulations
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• election of a preservative for Prev(e)nar 13™ vaccine
S • Use of data to evaluate emerging safety issues
• low rate of Thimerosal effectiveness
S • Evaluation of post-marketing adverse event reports
Abbas Rashidbaigi
Director
Pfizer
16:00 Emerging vaccine markets
• Strengths and weaknesses
11:00 Morning refreshments • Challenges and opportunities
16:40 Chair’s closing remarks
11:20 Sponsor Spotlight Session
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12:00 Novel technologies for improving the scale of
production of influenza vaccine
• Speeding up the production process
• Fewer contamination
Herman van Herk
Scientist Up Stream Process Development
Crucell

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3rd Annual Vaccine Manufacturing
18th - 19th April 2011, London, UK
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