This in-depth discussion brings together leading scientists in mRNA technology to explore the latest advancements, challenges, and future applications of mRNA research. Gain insights directly from experts as they delve into the impact of mRNA beyond COVID-19, including its potential in treating cancer, HIV, and other diseases.
Featured Roundtable Scientists
Prof. Dr. med. Steve Pascolo – Pioneer in synthetic mRNA technology, co-founder of CureVac, and researcher at University Hospital Zurich, focusing on mRNA-based therapies for cancer.
Prof. Adrian Krainer – Biochemist at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, celebrated for his award-winning work in RNA gene-splicing, and member of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences.
Prof. Alexandra Calmy – Infectiologist at the University of Geneva, Head of the UNIGE/HUV Clinical Research Centre, and member of WHO HIV/AIDS committees. She contributed to the Swiss Federal Task Force during COVID-19 and M-pox.
Prof. Mikaël Pittet – ISREC Foundation Chair in onco-immunology at the University of Geneva, specializing in the immune system’s role in disease treatment.
The Panel is moderated by Isabelle Moncada – Health journalist for Radio Télévision Suisse, host of the acclaimed program 36.9°, known for covering medical and scientific advancements.
Steve Pascolo
Adrian Krainer
Alexandra Calmy
Mikaël Pittet
Isabelle Moncada
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