The acclaimed women’s rights advocate, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf says the massive Ebola outbreak…
Vaccines are widely, legitimately, hailed as one of medicine’s most powerful weapons in the fight against infectious disease. Millions of lives are saved, deaths prevented, every year using this simple tool that can cost as little as a handful of pennies. So it’s unfortunate we know so little about how vaccines actually work
Flickr, ghinson Scientists in Seattle hope to pioneer a more “rational” approach to vaccine development, exploiting powerful computers to better…
Luke Timmerman of Xconomy reports today that Seattle Biomed, a global leader in malaria research thanks to funding from the…
Alan Aderem, an internationally recognized immunologist who helped gene-sequencing pioneer Leroy Hood launch a “systems biology” firm in Seattle 15…