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International Conference on Infectious Diseases and Vaccine Development

ICIDVD

23rd Oct – 24th Oct 2026 Prague, Czech Republic

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Conference Session Tracks

UN SDG Wheel

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

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01 Innovations in Vaccine Development +
This track focuses on the latest advancements in vaccine technologies, including mRNA and vector-based platforms. Researchers will present novel approaches that enhance vaccine efficacy and safety.
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02 Clinical Trials and Regulatory Challenges +
This session will explore the design and implementation of clinical trials for new vaccines, addressing regulatory hurdles and ethical considerations. Discussions will include best practices for ensuring participant safety and data integrity.
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03 Immunization Programs: Strategies and Outcomes +
This track examines the effectiveness of various immunization programs across different populations and settings. Presentations will highlight successful strategies and lessons learned to improve vaccine uptake.
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04 Vaccine Safety and Adverse Events +
This session will delve into the monitoring and assessment of vaccine safety, including the identification of adverse events. Experts will discuss methodologies for evaluating safety profiles and public health implications.
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05 Public Health Impact of Vaccination +
This track focuses on the broader public health implications of vaccination programs, including disease prevention and health equity. Presenters will analyze data on vaccine impact in various communities.
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06 Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy +
This session will explore the factors contributing to vaccine hesitancy and strategies to address public concerns. Participants will share insights on effective communication and community engagement to promote vaccination.
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07 Adjuvants and Their Role in Vaccine Efficacy +
This track will investigate the role of adjuvants in enhancing immune responses to vaccines. Researchers will present findings on novel adjuvant formulations and their potential applications in infectious disease prevention.
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08 Delivery Systems for Vaccines +
This session will focus on innovative delivery systems that improve vaccine administration and patient compliance. Topics will include needle-free technologies, micro-needles, and oral vaccine formulations.
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09 Emerging Infectious Diseases and Vaccine Responses +
This track will address the challenges posed by emerging infectious diseases and the rapid development of vaccines in response. Experts will discuss case studies and lessons learned from recent outbreaks.
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10 Immunogenicity Assessment in Vaccine Research +
This session will focus on methodologies for assessing immunogenicity in vaccine candidates. Presentations will cover both preclinical and clinical evaluation techniques to measure immune responses.
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11 Global Collaboration in Vaccine Development +
This track emphasizes the importance of international collaboration in vaccine research and development. Speakers will discuss partnerships between governments, NGOs, and the private sector to enhance global health security.
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