Decoding the Human Immune System
For the first time ever, researchers are comprehensively sequencing the human immune system, which is billions of times larger than the human genome. In a new study published in Nature from the Human Vaccines Project, scientists have sequenced a key part of this vast and mysterious system — the genes encoding the circulating B cell receptor repertoire.
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Wayne Koff Named a Foreign Policy Global Thinker
Foreign Policy’s 10th annual special edition of Global Thinkers recognized Human Vaccines Project CEO Wayne Koff as one of the past year’s “thinkers and doers who had a profound impact on the planet.”
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Welcoming Adaptive Biotechnologies’ Harlan Robins to Scientific Steering Committee
The Human Vaccines Project welcomes Harlan Robins, Ph.D., head of innovation and co-founder at Adaptive Biotechnologies, to the Project’s Scientific Steering Committee.
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Human Vaccines Project Launches New Study to Decode Immune Responses to Influenza
The Human Vaccines Project and Vanderbilt University Medical Center launch a comprehensive study to determine new ways to provide long-lasting protection against influenza.
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CEO Wayne Koff Calls for Moonshot Effort on Decoding the Human Immune System
New York Times Letter calls for large-scale funding support to address fundamental gaps in our understanding of how our immune system prevents and controls disease.
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Human Vaccines Project and Seqirus partner to advance universal flu vaccine research
The Human Vaccines Project welcome Seqirus as its latest partner. Seqirus, a CSL company, has been at the for forefront of influenza vaccine development and innovation for over a century.
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The Human Vaccines Project Announces the Launch of an Influenza Webinar Series
The Human Vaccines Project and Vanderbilt University Medical Center are hosting a monthly Influenza Webinar Series, featuring prominent scientists discussing cutting-edge influenza research from laboratories around the world. You can register for the series here.
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Human Vaccines Project Announces New Partnership with Telethon Kids Institute in Australia
Telethon Kids Institute in Australia has joined the Human Vaccines Project as its first international scientific hub, bringing significant health and scientific expertise in the areas of vaccines as well as working in pediatric and indigenous populations. The institute’s capacity will enhance the Project’s efforts toward better vaccines and immunotherapies, as well as work towards a universal flu vaccine.
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