Clues to Generating Highly Cross-Reactive and Neutralizing Antibody Responses in Primates Using Natural HIV Envelopes

Nancy Haigwood, PhD
Oregon Health Sciences University

Polyvalent HIV Vaccines

Shan Lu, MD, PhD
University of Massachusetts

Knock-in models for studying the development of immunization-guided HIV-1 broadly neutralizing responses

 Laurent Verkoczy, PhD
Duke University

Local and systemic B cell responses to influenza virus infections

Nicole Baumgarth, DVM, PhD
University of California, Davis

2 Oral Presentations from Abstracts

Linking innate immunity to the protective efficacy of PRRSV vaccines

Federico Zuckermann, PhD
University of Illinois, Urbana

Induction of anti-HIV-1 Neutralizing Antibodies using Native Trimer Immunogens

James Binley, PhD
San Diego Biomedical Research Institute

Developing a vaccine for human rhinoviruses

Gary McLean, PhD
Imperial College London

A universal influenza virus vaccine approach based on chimeric hemagglutinins

Adolfo Garcia-Sastre, PhD
Icahn School of Medicine, Mount Sinai

Electrophilic Immunization against HIV

Sudhir Paul, PhD
University of Texas Health

3 Oral Presentations from Abstracts

Equine Influenza HA3 Antigen Induces Immunological Responses against Multiple Strains of Flu

David Verhoeven, PhD
Iowa State University

1 Oral Presentation from Abstracts

Antibody gene usage, maturation, and HIV vaccine

Xiangpeng Kong, PhD
New York University

Reverse-engineering HIV bnAbs: how hard it is to get antibodies to do what you want them to

Roland Strong, PhD
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center

Novel approaches to map structural determinants of antigenicity in viral glycoproteins

Kelly Lee, PhD
University of Washington

2 Oral Presentations from Abstracts