The Scientific Advisory Board is regularly consulted to help define vaccine strategies and solutions. The SAB also advises on Intravacc’s research strategy and approaches to optimize therapy effectiveness and added value.
Chaired by Intravacc’s Chief Scientific Officer Virgil Schijns, the SAB further comprises scientific leaders in the fields of vaccinology, infectious diseases and oncology.
Dr. Harry Flore, is Chairman of the Supervisory Board of HAL Allergy Holding of Leiden, the Netherlands - one of Europe’s top players in the field of allergen immunotherapy, and a world leader in the production of modified allergen extracts for both therapeutic and diagnostic purposes. He is also active in HALIX, a CDMO, specializing in cell culture-based pharmaceutical production.
Prof. Dr. Anke Huckriede is Professor of Vaccinology at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands, and is affiliated with the University Medical Center Groningen. Huckriede’s research activities are aimed at vaccine development, with a focus on rational vaccine design. Her work on (influenza) vaccines focuses, among other things, on developing in vitro techniques for vaccine evaluation and understanding the effects of pre-existing immunity on responses to vaccination.
Dr. Paul Wichgers Schreur is a senior scientist in the field of arbovirology at Wageningen Bioveterinary Research (WBVR). Using techniques like reverse-genetics, single-molecule microscopy, and bacterial superglue he studies the infection cycle of bunyaviruses and uses this knowledge to (co)develop therapeutic antibodies and vaccines.
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