Romain Guyon

PhD student developing delayed delivery technologies for single dose vaccines -Jenner Institute and Institute of Biomedical Engineering, University of Oxford

[Science Translational Medicine @ScienceTM]

Scientists decrypt why gastric bypass surgery can reduce the risk of colorectal cancer, a microcapsule platform for malaria vaccines yields strong immunity in mice with a single dose, and more this week in #ScienceTranslationalMedicine. https://t.co/XWhQou8Uws

[Romain Guyon @guyon1995]

Very grateful to @MichelsonPhils, @MichelsonMedRF and @ImmunomePro for this award that will support my research on delayed delivery technology for single dose vaccines at
@JennerInstitute and @oxengsci

[Michelson Medical Research Foundation @MichelsonMedRF]

Congratulations to the winners of the 2022 #MichelsonPrizes! @AuslanderNoam @TheWistar, @GuthmillerJenna @CUAnschutz, @guyon1995 @UniofOxford, @Britt_Hartwell @UMNBME are awarded $150,000 research grants to advance immunology! Learn more: https://t.co/YcdT6Hs4zm

@ImmunomePro

[Human Immunome Project @ImmunomePro]

The @MichelsonMedRF & @ImmunomePro congratulate the winners of the 2022 #MichelsonPrizes! @AuslanderNoam @TheWistar, @GuthmillerJenna @CUAnschutz, @guyon1995 @UniofOxford, @Britt_Hartwell @UMNBME are awarded $150,000 research grants to advance #immunology! https://t.co/Tvd94HmyIJ

[Engineering Science, Oxford @oxengsci]

Institute of Biomedical Engineering DPhil student Romain Guyon has been awarded a Michelson Prize for demonstrating a new single-dose vaccine technology that could encapsulate booster vaccine doses to release later in the body https://t.co/3torKJ9oYg @MichelsonMedRF @ImmunomePro