Call for Abstract

3rdInternational Conference on Vaccines & Vaccination, will be organized around the theme “Recent Innovations and Benchmark Practices in Vaccines & Vaccination”

Vaccines-2013 is comprised of 9 tracks and 57 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Vaccines-2013.

Submit your abstract to any of the mentioned tracks. All related abstracts are accepted.

Register now for the conference by choosing an appropriate package suitable to you.

  • Track 1-1Innate and acquired immunity, attenuated, conjugated, toxoid, and subunit vaccines
  • Track 1-2Vaccine vectors
  • Track 1-3Live attenuated, and killed vaccines
  • Track 1-4Vaccine efficiency and effectiveness
  • Track 2-1Response of B and T cells to the pathogens
  • Track 2-2Immune responses to vaccines and immunomodulators
  • Track 2-3Immunotherapy and chemo immunotherapy
  • Track 2-4Nano and micro particles as adjuvants and delivery systems
  • Track 2-5Macrophage model systems
  • Track 2-6Targeted delivery approaches for vaccines
  • Track 3-1Peptide vaccines, DNA vaccines, cancer vaccines
  • Track 3-2Design and development of novel vaccines
  • Track 3-3Recombinant DNA vaccine technology
  • Track 3-4Polio vaccines, HIV vaccines
  • Track 3-5Development of vaccine for human papilloma virus
  • Track 3-6Carbohydrate / polysaccharide vaccine technology
  • Track 4-1Vaccines against parasite infections
  • Track 4-2Antiviral and antibacterial vaccines
  • Track 4-3Biodefense vaccines: The filovirus experience
  • Track 4-4Advance in novel pertussis vaccines
  • Track 4-5Novel adjuvants
  • Track 4-6Plant and animal based vaccines
  • Track 4-7Biomarkers in vaccines
  • Track 4-8Rotavirus vaccines
  • Track 4-9Pneumococcal vaccines
  • Track 4-10Emerging and re-emerging infectious disease vaccines
  • Track 4-11Food safety vaccines, glyco-conjugate vaccines
  • Track 5-1Techniques for the multi-product vaccine
  • Track 5-2Robust and reproducible manufacturing techniques
  • Track 5-3QA/QC strategies in vaccine development and production
  • Track 5-4Technological improvements for downstream processing of vaccines
  • Track 5-5Generation of vaccines using high-throughput micro bioreactors
  • Track 5-6Mechanistic basic prophylactic and therapeutic vaccines
  • Track 6-1Risk assessment and management of vaccine contamination
  • Track 6-2Case studies for HIV and tropical diseases
  • Track 6-3Personalized medicine development
  • Track 6-4Current issues in vaccine communication, safety, and health policies
  • Track 6-5Market trend and regulatory aspects of vaccine development and distribution
  • Track 6-6Epidemiological studies and scientific assessment of vaccine adverse events
  • Track 7-1Validation and optimization of treatment strategies for new targets
  • Track 7-2Vaccine trials: Clinical testing, defining efficacy endpoints, and confirmatory studies
  • Track 7-3Genetic predictors of immune response
  • Track 7-4Long term vaccine therapy for clonal exhaustion
  • Track 7-5Surveillance of vaccine preventable diseases
  • Track 7-6Vaccines: Preclinical development
  • Track 8-1Vaccine development strategies for neurodegenerative disorders
  • Track 8-2New developments in veterinary vaccines
  • Track 8-3Vaccine approaches to immunotherapy and clinical trials
  • Track 8-4Nanotechnology in vaccine delivery
  • Track 8-5Novel discoveries in allergen vaccines
  • Track 8-6Advances in the delivery methods for transcutaneous immunization
  • Track 9-1Vaccination in pregnancy and newborns
  • Track 9-2Status and impact of childhood and adolescent immunizations
  • Track 9-3Vaccination in adults and older individuals: New perspectives
  • Track 9-4Travel immunizations and safety issues
  • Track 9-5Immunization in immunocompromised patients
  • Track 9-6Challenges in implementing immunization programs and improvement strategies