In conversation with Matthew Laurens: clinical research, malaria vaccines, and global access

Matthew Laurens reflects on how early exposure to vaccine-preventable disease in resource-limited settings guided his career in vaccinology, and the ways in which that perspective informs his work on whole-organism malaria vaccines. He discusses the clinical potential of these approaches, the realities of large-scale deployment, and the role of implementation science in advancing global vaccine impact.

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Vaccine Insights
Published
2026-02-16
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https://doi.org/10.18609/vac.2026.009
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Global Health and Surgery
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In conversation with Matthew Laurens: clinical research, malaria vaccines, and global access

Matthew B. Laurens
Vaccine Insights
Global Health and Surgery
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In conversation with Matthew Laurens: clinical research, malaria vaccines, and global access

Matthew B. Laurens
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Abstract

Matthew Laurens reflects on how early exposure to vaccine-preventable disease in resource-limited settings guided his career in vaccinology, and the ways in which that perspective informs his work on whole-organism malaria vaccines. He discusses the clinical potential of these approaches, the realities of large-scale deployment, and the role of implementation science in advancing global vaccine impact.

Vaccine InsightsVol. 5(1)
University of Maryland, Baltimore (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 54%
Global Health and Surgery
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