Stanford University — Research on Vaccine Durability

$4M

Funder

Coefficient Giving wiki

Recipient

Stanford University

Program

Science and Global Health R&D Grantmaking

Date

Dec 2024

Source

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Notes

[Scientific Research] Open Philanthropy recommended a grant of $4,000,000 over four years to Stanford University to support research led by Dr. Bali Pulendran on the factors that determine how long vaccines provide protection. Vaccine durability varies widely. Dr. Pulendran’s research aims to better understand the mechanistic reasons for these differences. This falls within our focus area of scientific research.

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