Joshua D. Duncan

TL;DR: The challenges facing HCV vaccine design are discussed and the most recent and promising candidates being investigated are discussed.

TL;DR: In this paper, the impact of prior infection with severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) on the response to vaccination is investigated, and it is shown that additional vaccine boosts may be beneficial in improving immune responses against future variants of concern.

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that one dose of a commercial rabies vaccine effectively boosts the neutralizing antibody responses induced by ChAd155-RG in vaccinated monkeys, showing the compatibility of the novel vectored vaccine with the current post-exposure prophylaxis in the event of rabies virus exposure.

TL;DR: An adaption of a polymer microarray method for screening bacterial-surface interactions allows for the screening of polymers for desirable material-virion interactions and provides the first step in the development of a method for the discovery of novel materials with promise for viral binding.

TL;DR: In this article, an adaption of polymer micro array method for screening bacterial-surface interactions allows for screening of polymers for desirable material-viron interactions, and the first step in the development of a method for discovery of novel materials with promise for viral binding, with the next being development of this method to assess absolute viral adsorption and assessment of the attenuation of the activity of live virus which would be part of a material scale up step carried out in biological laboratory safety level 3 facilities and the use of more complex media to represent biological fluids.