DES/DSTS Event – Methods in Vaccine Research

Note down December 4th in your calendars!

Here, the Danish Epidemiological Society and the Danish Statistical Society will open the doors to an exciting event about non-specific vaccine effects in Odense!

Christine Stabell Benn and Henrik Støvring will give talks on the non-specific effects of already recommended vaccines and the statistical considerations regarding randomized controlled trials of non-specific vaccine effects. Then, the floor will open for a discussion between the two speakers, with questions and input from the audience.

We look very much forward to the event and hope to see you there!

Where and when: Comwell HC Andersen, Odense on December 4th

The event is free of charge for students (Bachelor’s and Master’s level), who may also apply for travel reimbursement.

Programme:

10.30-12.30 Debate on methods in vaccine research

10:35-11:05 Christine Stabell Benn, University of Southern Denmark: Exploring the non-specific effects of already recommended vaccines: a case for method triangulation

11:05-11:35 Henrik Støvring, Steno Diabetes Centre Aarhus and Aarhus University: Statistical considerations regarding randomized controlled trials of non-specific vaccine effects

11:35-12:00 Discussion between speakers

12:00-12:30 Audience Q&A (Moderator: TBA)

12.30 Grab and go lunch

Link to more information and registration: https://www.dansk-epidemiologisk-selskab.dk/arrangementer/des-winter-meeting-des-dsts-event-on-non-specific-vaccine-effects/