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. 2024 Oct 23;18(10):e13358. doi: 10.1111/irv.13358
Monday, November 13th
Time Session/topic Speaker/moderator
8:00–8:30 Breakfast & Registration (Lobby)
Session 1: Welcome, highlights, and opening keynote
8:30–8:45 Welcome and opening address

Emily Erbelding

Mike Ison

8:45–9:30 Opening keynote Christopher Chiu

Session 2: Use cases for CHIVIM and regulatory and ethical considerations

Session 2 co‐moderators: Julie Schafer, Joe Bresee
  • Product developer and research needs for evaluating vaccines and therapeutics
  • Use of CHIVIM for evaluating pandemic and universal vaccines
  • Selection of appropriate participants and CHIVIM in broader risk groups (e.g., older adults)
  • Regulatory and ethical considerations
  • Specific issues associated with use of data in low‐ and middle‐income countries
9:30–10:30 Panel discussion 1. Industry perspectives

Sean Tucker

Raffael Nachbagauer

Vivek Shinde

Pamuk Bilsel

10:30–11:00 Coffee break and group photo
11:00–11:35 Short talks: Regulatory and ethical considerations

Jerry Weir

Josh Morrison

Claudia Emerson

11:35–12:00 Panel discussion 2. Regulatory and ethical considerations

Jerry Weir

Marco Cavaleri

Josh Morrison

Claudia Emerson

12:00–13:00 Lunch break

Session 3: Innovation of CHIVIM

Session 3 co‐moderators: Chelsea Lane, Diane Post
  • New delivery approaches
  • Use of CHIVIM for assessing transmission and transmission blocking
  • New technologies (e.g., viral detection from breath and air)
  • Mucosal sampling and assays
  • Innate immune screening and susceptibility to infection
13:00–13:15 Exposure route effects outcome in viral disease: Case study of COVID‐19 animal model development Chad Roy
13:15–13:30 Modeling influenza virus transmission using controlled infection: Challenges and opportunities Anice Lowen
13:30–13:45 Evaluating modes of influenza infection: RCT design, results, implications, and ongoing trial Don Milton
13:45–14:00 Collecting viral emissions from the air and environment after human challenge Anika Singanayagam
14:00–14:15 Compartmentalization of the mucosal antibody response to respiratory infection: A call‐to‐arms for mucosal antibodies Felicity Liew
14:15–14:30 Detecting antigen‐specific T cells in the upper respiratory tract using minimally‐invasive sampling Simon Jochems
14:30–14:45 Systems‐level view of the nasal mucosa during viral infection Samuel Kazer
14:45–15:10 Coffee break
15:10–16:10 Panel discussion and audience comments/questions Session #3 presenters
16:10–16:30 Day 1 takeaway: Conferences IO feedback from all participants Diane Post, Chelsea Lane
16:30–16:45 Recap of Day 1 Vivien Dugan
17:00 Adjourn (Day 1)
Tuesday, November 14th
Time Session/topic Speaker/moderator
8:00–8:30 Breakfast (lobby)
8:30–8:40 Plan for Day 2 Mike Ison

Session 4: CHIVIM networks and standardization

Session 4 co‐moderators: Catherine Luke, Chris Roberts, Dave Wentworth
  • Data presentations from CHIVIM networks and their capabilities
  • Standardization of strain selection and manufacturing (and CHIVIM reagent access)
  • Standardization of CHIVIM clinical protocols (e.g., routes of challenge administration and delivery methods, definition of disease)
  • Standardization of traditional serologic and cellular adaptive immune response assays
8:40–9:05 NIAID collaborative influenza vaccine innovation centers and infectious diseases clinical research consortium studies Kathy Neuzil
9:05–9:20 Human influenza challenge models: Meeting the demands of the future Matt Memoli
9:20–9:40 CHIVIM plans at the Doherty Institute in Australia Kanta Subbarao
9:40–10:40 Panel discussion 1. Standardization of strain selection and manufacturing and CHIVIM reagent access

Dave Wentworth

Matt Memoli

Richard Webby

Derek Smith

Florian Krammer

Dan Stoughton

Andrew Catchpole

10:40–11:00 Coffee break
11:00–12:00 Panel discussion 2. Standardization of CHIVIM clinical trial protocols

Kathy Neuzil

Christopher Chiu

Dan Hoft

Chris Woods

Matt Memoli

12:00–13:00 Lunch
13:00–13:40 Panel discussion 3. Standardization of immunological assays

Kanta Subbarao

Othmar Engelhardt

Rebecca Cox

Session 5: Defining success using CHIVIM in vaccine development

Session 5 co‐moderators: Mike Ison, Marianne Stanford

13:40–14:20 Panel discussion

Fred Hayden

Hanna Golding

Marco Cavaleri

Andrew Catchpole

Sean Tucker

Jeff Taubenberger

Justin Ortiz

14:20–14:40 Day 2 takeaway: Conferences IO feedback from all participants

Mike Ison

Marianne Stanford

14:40–14:55 Recap of Day 2 Catherine Luke
14:55–15:00 Closing and thanks

Catherine Luke

Chelsea Lane