2025 Stanford Vaccine Symposium

00:00:30 – 00:04:11

00:04:12 – 00:06:07

00:06:08 – 01:00:24

Keynote: Outbreak pathogen vaccine development before and after the pandemic
Sarah Gilbert, University of Oxford, Vaccitech

01:00:25 – 01:33:57

01:33:58 – 02:09:49

From Systems Vaccinology to Universal Vaccines
Bali Pulendran, Stanford University

02:09:50 – 02:43:24

ML-enabled antigen and nanoparticle vaccine design
Neil King, University of Washington, Institute for Protein Design

02:48:25 – 03:24:08

Understanding infection and vaccination responses, in vivo and in vitro
Mark M. Davis, Stanford University

03:24:09 – 03:55:01

Immune drivers of dengue breakthrough infections
Taia Wang, Stanford University

03:55:09 – 04:27:49

NK cell regulation of antibody breadth
Catherine Blish, Stanford University

04:27:52 – 04:56:01

Immunological mechanisms of messenger RNA vaccines
Michela Locci, University of Pennsylvania

04:58:49 – 05:31:46

Topical vaccination with an engineered commensal
Michael Fischbach, Stanford University

05:31:53 – 06:05:59

Multi-antigen analysis of B cell memory and responses to vaccination
Scott Boyd, Stanford University

06:06:05 – 06:45:47

Generation of Tissue resident memory T cells: Matters of place and time
Donna Farber, Columbia University

06:45:52 – 06:46:55

Closing Remarks
Bali Pulendran, Stanford University