The Human Vaccines Project

At the Human Vaccines Project, we aim to transform the future of human health by decoding the human immune system. By gaining a complete understanding of the immune system, we can more effectively and expeditiously fight both non-communicable and infectious diseases - accelerating the development of vaccines, treatments, and therapies for all people.

In the past decades, huge advances in genomics and bioinformatics make it now possible to decode the human immune system for the first time. Our scientific plan focuses on two areas:

1. Understanding the rules and components of immunity
2. Creating AI-driven models of immunity

Through numerous initiatives, studies, and partnerships focused on examining different aspects of human immunity, we seek to understand the immune system as a whole and harness its extraordinary disease-fighting power.

By creating the world’s largest immunology-based research network we have the ability to foster research and collaboration among leading scientists, institutions, and governments around the globe. Through our global consortium we enable leading researchers and scientists around the world to work together in designing, implementing, and analyzing outputs from scientific studies. We also partner with leading academic institutions to study specific aspects of immunity and ensure comprehensive data analytics and management.

In the first three years, we have open-sourced the first sequencing of the human immune system, used machine learning to predict who will and will not respond to vaccination, and established one of the world's leading scientific consortiums and immunology-based research networks. Our network has published several peer-reviewed publications in high-profile journals, and we’ve made our data publicly available for additional research.