STAR IDAZ Approach
The STAR-IDAZ roadmap for development of candidate vaccines outlines the key steps in developing candidate vaccines. The roadmap considers several common criteria that needs to be considered for all types of vaccine – safety, delivery route, delivery platform, and efficacy in a challenge model.
Working group
International Veterinary Vaccinology Network (IVVN)
STAR-IDAZ links closely with the International Veterinary Vaccinology Network (IVVN) - a multidisciplinary vaccinology research and development community that aims to help collaboration between international researchers.”
Key People
Vish Nene,
International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) Kenya
Gary Entrican,
The Roslin Institute, The University of Edinburgh United Kingdom
Mike Collins,
BioVacc Consulting Ltd United Kingdom
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Research roadmaps
Gap analysis summary
The STAR-IDAZ roadmap for development of candidate vaccines outlines the key steps in developing candidate vaccines, based on a number of common criteria that need to be considered for all vaccine types.
The generic vaccine roadmap has been used to develop disease-specific vaccine roadmaps, these can be found under the relevant priority topics.
‘Applications of platform technologies in veterinary vaccinology and the benefits for One Health’ was produced following commission by STAR-IDAZ IRC, covering the key technological underpin vaccine design, defines vaccine platform technologies and sets the veterinary vaccinology and One Health context. This can be found within Reports.
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Published August 19th, 2024
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