IAVI pursues its mission to discover and develop vaccines and other biomedical innovations to prevent HIV infection through a diverse range of activities. IAVI collaborates with an extensive network of partners in academia, industry, foundations, governments, nonprofit organizations, communities, and funders.
Expand the sections below to learn more about how and where IAVI works.
Discovery
Leading the discovery of vaccines and antibodies
IAVI’s vaccine discovery and development laboratories are focused on critical questions of how to generate protective immune responses against HIV.
Translation & Product Development
Advancing innovations from lab to clinic
Through its Product Development Center, IAVI provides translational research services and support to other organizations, assisting them with the complex process of transitioning innovations from the laboratory into clinical development.
Clinical & Epidemiology Research
Informing the design of biomedical innovations
IAVI’s network of clinical research center partners evaluate vaccine candidates and conduct epidemiology research to inform the design of vaccines and other biomedical innovations.
Global Community Engagement
Ensuring future access
IAVI engages partners around the world with the intent to ensure that the development of vaccines and other biomedical innovations remains a global health priority.
Africa Program
Vaccine science for Africa, with Africa
CASPR
Coalition to Accelerate and Support Prevention Research
End-User Research
Product development for broad access
IAVI DataSpace
Sharing our clinical data to strengthen research
The IAVI DataSpace is the central point of access to IAVI’s global R&D data outputs. This digital repository contains datasets collected from IAVI and partners’ epidemiology studies in Africa and India. HIV researchers are invited to access data from study participants, clinical visits, and donated samples of blood and mucosal tissue. Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to learn more.
Human Immunology Laboratory
Imperial College, London
