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AIVRT PhDs and Postdocs are making significant achievements! π π¬ βΊοΈ
Earlier this month, Jeremy Aboagye attended the 19th Elsevier Vaccine Conference in Kyoto! Presenting research work on hashtag#Melioidosis vaccine design. Jeremy's work with supervisor, Lavelle Ed is also part of an AIVRT network team effort, collaborating with AIVRT lead Siobhán McClean and AIVRT postdoc Julen Tomás-Cortázar, with further from Gabriel Pedersen and his team at the Statens Serum Institut to support Jeremy's research work..
Thanks also to Mabtech and the British Society for Immunology for their support, which enabled Jeremy to attend the prestigious conference with the BSI travel grant.
Jeremy, like all your colleagues, your dedication to advancing the field of vaccines is inspiring!! π π¬ π #Vaccines #Vaccine #Mucosal #Melioidosis #AMR #HigherEducationAuthority #HEA #NSRP

Research into antimicrobial resistance is a key part of the AIVRT mission. ππTogether, we can protect our health and future by using antibiotics wisely, supporting research, and spreading awareness. By using antibiotics responsibly, backing research efforts, and raising awareness, we can safeguard our health and future together. Every effort matters! π#AntimicrobialResistance #HealthForAll #HEA #NSRP

AIVRT is always proud that our talented PhDs are consistently showcasing their innovative work! π Their passion and dedication to advancing public health are truly inspiring. Recently, @jeremaiahkab & @laiaboubravo flew the AIVRT Hub flag at the #ISI2025 conference, where they shared exciting findings that could make a real difference! πGreat to see research in action!! π’ π’ π¬ π #VaccineResearch #PublicHealth #ScienceInnovation #melioidosis #vaccines #mucosal #adjuvants #AMR #HigherEducationAuthority

A quick AIVRT video about the important message on How Vaccines help stop AMR! π’ π¬ βΊοΈ Vaccines play a crucial role in combating antimicrobial resistance (AMR) by preventing infections in the first place. By reducing the need for antibiotics, they help preserve the effectiveness of these medications. Let's handle microbials with care and support vaccination efforts to protect our health and future! #Vaccines #AMR #PublicHealth Higher Education Authority #NSRP #VaccinesWork π π

Vaccines prime your body's natural defences to fight off germs, creating antibodies that remember how to destroy them if you're exposed in the future. A safe and smart way to stay healthy! #VaccinesWork #Immunity #AIVRT #VaccinesWork #Immunity #PublicHealth #HigherEducationAuthority #NSRP π π¬ π’

The Impact of Vaccines on Antimicrobial Resistance - dangerous bacteria continue to emerge globally, accompanied by rising antibiotic resistance, and the need for vaccines to combat these threats has never been more urgent. At AIVRT, a central goal is to develop vaccines that can prevent illness without relying on antimicrobials, thereby minimising the risk of resistant strains developing in healthcare environments. βπ¬π

Always essential to ask, Fake or Fact? The AIVRT outreach team created this useful quick-start guide, developed by AIVRT researchers, to help identify accurate vaccine information. The future of public health starts with public understanding! Empowering Health, One Vaccine at a Time. π#VaccinesWork, #HumanlyPossible #AIVRT #HEA #NSRP π’ π¬

AIVRT is actively addressing the growing challenge of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). A key aspect of our mission involves investigating alternative methods for vaccine delivery and administration. North and South, our team of PhD researchers from UCD, QUB, UCC, and TCD are collaborating deeply on this important work. π¬ π #ImmunizationForAll #VaccinesWork #HumanlyPossible #HEA #NSRP π

Climate can impact our health! Higher temperatures and severe weather events can lead to a rise in diseases such as malaria and dengue. Vaccines are essential in safeguarding us against these illnesses, ensuring the safety of our communities. π±πͺ #Vaccines #AMR #ClimateAction #PublicHealth #VaccinesWork #AIVRT #HEA #NSRP

AIVRT is working to combat antimicrobial resistance (AMR). AMR is a threat
to humans, animals, plants and the environment.
It affects us all. To curb AMR effectively, all sectors must use
antimicrobials prudently and adopt other
preventive measures. Together, we can strengthen infection prevention, ensure access to clean water, and promote hygiene practices. It is always important to remember: Antimicrobials: Handle with care! ππ #AMR #OneHealth #HEA #NSRP #AIVRT π π¬ π’









