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IAVI Vaccine Design & Development Laboratory appeared on www.iavi.org by IAVI.

We’re global leaders in vaccine design for priority pathogens

The IAVI Vaccine Design & Development Laboratory (DDL) is one of the world’s leading vaccine research and development labs. It was founded in 2008 with a focus on HIV vaccines, and that work continues. In addition, the DDL is also IAVI’s vaccine development hub for emerging infectious diseases (EIDs).

DDL principal investigators

We harness promising vector technology for EID vaccine development

The DDL develops EID vaccines that are based on the vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) vector. DDL scientists specialize in the same VSV vector that is used in ERVEBO®, Merck’s single-dose Ebola Zaire virus vaccine, which has been used extensively in adults and children. Hundreds of thousands of people in West Africa have received this safe, effective vaccine, which is now licensed in more than a dozen countries.

If proven effective, we’re hopeful that vaccine candidates built on VSV will be similarly important for future EID outbreak responses. Watch our video below on how VSV vaccines work.

EID pathogens we prioritize


Ebola Sudan

Causes: Ebola virus disease

Vaccine available for Zaire strain only

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Lassa virus

Causes: Lassa hemorrhagic fever

No vaccine available

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Marburg virus

Causes: Marburg virus disease

No vaccine available

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SARS-CoV-2

Causes: COVID-19

Additional vaccines needed for global access and as virus evolves

More about what we do at the DDL

  • Develop new viral vectors and immunogens
  • Test vaccine concepts in vivo
  • Develop laboratory tests to characterize vaccine candidates and the immune responses they induce
  • Educate students and local communities about vaccine science
  • Collaborate with other scientists
  • Publish research in scientific journals

Learn more about EIDs

Our global network of collaborators & supporters

The DDL collaborates with investigators at the following institutions, among others:

The Iavi Design And Development Lab (ddl) Is The Hub Of Iavi Research And Development In The Quest For An Aids Vaccine. The Ddl Is The Only Laboratory In The World Exclusively Focused On Aids Vaccine Research. The Ddl Meets The Highest Industry Standard

Work at the DDL is supported by

  • Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations
  • Government of Japan
  • U.S. Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority
  • U.S. Defense Threat Reduction Agency
  • U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH)
  • U.S. NIH National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

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