Industry Partnership Highlights
- Vaccine breakthroughs for Ebola, Zika, cholera, MERS/SARS, influenza, malaria, and typhoid
- National vaccine trial network leadership
- Conducted trials of the live attenuated intranasal flu vaccine and multiple pandemic flu vaccines requiring rapid implementation
- Leader in testing COVID-19 vaccine candidates including pediatric testing of Moderna Covid-19 vaccine
- Led Novavax Covid-19 trial that resulted in emergency authorization
Infectious Diseases & Vaccine Development Brochure
The University of Maryland School of Medicine has active partnerships in over 40 countries, where our faculty are driving groundbreaking collaborations and advancing transformative technologies that are shaping the future of global health. We invite Biopharmaceutical R&D partners to join us in accelerating scientific discovery and delivering real-world impact through strategic innovation. Our institutes for Human Virology and Genome Sciences, and the Center for Vaccine Development and Global Health are leaders in infectious diseases research and vaccine innovation.
Preclinical Development Assets
Humanized mouse models allowing collaborators to study human-specific diseases, immune responses, and drug effects
Genetic sequencing centers including CLIA lab
Advanced bioinformatics including microbiome
Clinical Development Capabilities
Ambulatory & residential research facilities with strong track record of subject accruals to target, including pediatric populations
Equipped for Phases I, II, and III
Expertise in challenge trials for Influenza, Malaria (including mosquito insectary), Shigella, Diarrheagenic E. coli, and Cholera
National clinical research leadership in NIH Vaccine and Treatment Evaluation Unit and Infectious Disease Clinical Research Consortium executive team
Robust biostatistical support
Regulatory expertise including training, auditing/monitoring, IRB, SOP/QMP development
FDA/EMA collaborations and IND/IDE experience
HEOR and Post-Market
Real world data including EHR and health care claims
Racially and ethnically diverse 2.3 million patient health system and community engaged research methodologies
Advanced analytics including large language model development
Novel tool development such as real time risk stratification at point of care
Let’s discuss collaborating, contact:
Claire Brown, MS
Director of Industry Partnerships
Claire.Brown@som.umaryland.edu
