The Vaccine Development Center of San Antonio
Brings together researchers who support the development of vaccines at all stages: from A (antigens, adjuvants, antibodies) to V (vectors, variants, vaccination).
Our Center
The Vaccine Development Center of San Antonio (VDCoSA) brings together researchers who support the development of vaccines at all stages: from A (antigens, adjuvants, antibodies) to V (vectors, variants, vaccination). After over a decade, you would think we wouldn’t still need to point out the importance of vaccines or vaccine development. But we do. Vaccine-preventable diseases have not gone away.
Take November 7 as your opportunity to gather with your most innovative colleagues and collaborators in San Antonio for the 2025 Annual VDCoSA Conference.
About Us
The Vaccine Development Center of San Antonio (VDCoSA) has been bringing scientists together since 2012, when it was first founded to foster a more collaborative and inter-disciplinary culture. VDCoSA’s two major focuses have always been to encourage collaboration among scientists in vaccine research, which includes applying for grants to fund collaborative proposals, and to host an annual symposium on infectious diseases, immunology and vaccines. In the words of VDCoSA’s founding executive director, Ken Trevett, “Science is a team effort. This Center is built on the extraordinary power of people working together.”
Contact Us
- San Antonio, TX, United States
- cheryl.negrete@utsa.edu
- traceybaas@gmail.com
- 210-458-5768
