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Viral Variants and Vaccines - Technology networks
What are viral variants? How and why do they occur? What impact can they have on our body's immune system response? These are pertinent questions right now. For this Teach Me in 10 episode, we're joined by Dr. Sean Elias from the Jenner Institute at the University of Oxford. In just 10 minutes, Dr. Elias provides you with everything you need to know about viral variants and vaccines.
The immunologists behind the AstraZeneca Vaccine - Game Changers (BBC Earth)
Meet Amy Flaxman, an immunologist who worked tirelessly to develop the AstraZeneca vaccine to help fight coronavirus.
Photo Credit: Sean Elias, University of Oxford
Breakthrough: The race for the Covid vaccine (BBC World Service)
Dr Kevin Fong talks to the people (including scientists from the the Jenner Institute) who have seemingly achieved the impossible and created a coronavirus vaccine in a matter of months. BBC: The Documentary
The Race For A Vaccine (BBC Panorama)
The inside story of the development of the Oxford vaccine against Covid-19. Fergus Walsh scrutinises the data that has come out of the trials, and examines the vaccination's efficacy and safety. BBC Episode
Oxford Vaccine Team | This Morning
They are the team who have given us hope after ten long months of lockdowns, disruption and of course the loss of so many lives. While the world stood still, watching the number of deaths and infections steadily rise, an incredible mainly-female team spent hours hunched over microscopes and trawling through data. All the while juggling the demands of young families and home-schooling. In November the team at Oxford University were finally rewarded with the news that their vaccine was effective and on Monday it was rolled out across the UK. We speak to two of the women behind the jab - Professor Katie Ewer and Dr Maheshi Ramasamy. Broadcast on 06/01/21
What would a world without Vaccines be like?
Thanks to vaccines, many of us have grown up without fear of contracting diseases such as polio and diphtheria. Do we take them for granted? Made as a collaboration between the BBC and Royal Society. Contribution by the Jenner Institute's Dr Mustapha Bittaye.
Photo Credit: Sean Elias, University of Oxford
Exploring Coronavirus- Vaccines
The Science Explorer - Brought to you by Technology Networks
What are the steps involved with developing a vaccine? Will we need to be revaccinate the population against coronavirus? We’ll be answering these questions and more, with Dr Sean Elias, Postdoctoral Scientist and Public Engagement Research Lead.
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I Don’t Get It episode 13 – Coronavirus: can it be prevented?
Sky Kids FYI presenter Tilly finds out about previous pandemics, and investigates the work that’s being done to find a vaccine for the coronavirus.
Let's Go Live With Maddie & Greg
How do you explain the immune system and vaccines to 4-6 year olds? Maddie and Greg show us how.
These two wonderful episodes are supported by UKRI, with a guest appearance from our very own Reshma Kailath in episode 2.
What Makes us sick? Germs and the Immune System Episode 1
What is a vaccine and how doe they work? Episode 2