Webinars » Self-Amplifying RNA in Vaccines and Beyond
The remarkable success of SARS-CoV2 vaccines has brought to light the incredible potential of in vitro transcribed RNA as a ground-breaking vaccine platform. Unlike traditional vaccines, RNA vaccines offer the exciting possibility of swift development and production, enabling rapid responses to emerging diseases. A recent breakthrough in RNA vaccine technology is the development of self-amplifying RNAs, which not only generate higher levels of immunogens but also require lower doses compared with conventional RNA vaccines.
This webinar will delve into the innovative world of self-amplifying RNAs as a cutting-edge RNA modality. Throughout the session, we will explore what self-amplifying RNAs are, how they differ from conventional RNA and their potential impact on shaping the next generation of RNA vaccines and other therapeutic applications.
Join Mark Shulewitz, PhD, senior scientist at GenScript for an enlightening discussion on the future of vaccine technology.
Field Application Scientist, GenScript USA Inc
Dr. Mark Shulewitz received his PhD in Molecular and Cell Biology from U.C. Berkeley. His extensive experience in the biotechnology and life science industries ranges from basic cancer research to drug development to the development and commercialization of products for life science research. As a field application scientist, he continues to serve the needs of the life science research community as they make ground-breaking discoveries.