Dr. Jeffrey Blaine Ulmer (born 1956)

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  • Dr. Margaret Ann Liu (born 1956) -

      • ( Dr. Margaret Ann Liu (born 1956) said ... " In my career he was one of the few people who actively (and with great wisdom) mentored me. My first hires included [Dr. John James Donnelly III (born 1954)], [Dr. Jeffrey Blaine Ulmer (born 1956)], and John Shiver as project leaders. We demonstrated the mechanism of Merck’s new Haemophilus influenzae b vaccine (showing that the outer membrane protein complex was an adjuvant, not simply a carrier protein, thus providing an explanation for why Merck’s vaccine was immunogenic in infants of a younger age than other conjugate vaccines). We also worked on bifunctional antibody activation of T cells and sought ways, including utilizing a pseudomonas exotoxin fusion protein to access the class I processing pathway. The goal was to activate cytolytic T cells for both prophylactic vaccines against infectious diseases and cancer immunotherapy. " PDF original at [HP00A4][GDrive] )

  • Dr. John James Donnelly III (born 1954) ( See above )

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Margaret A Liu

  • Karolinska Institutet

Indresh K Srivastava

  • Protein Sciences Corporation

Gillis Otten

  • Novartis

Andrew Geall

  • Novartis

Derek T. O’Hagan

  • Novartis

John Donnelly

Susan W Barnett

Donna L. Montgomery

Corrille M. DeWitt

Elaine Kan

2011 (October) - World Vaccine Congress

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_qQ2Ti_3es

New technologies / Dr Jeffrey Ulmer - Novartis - World Vaccine Congress

780 viewsOct 21, 2011

Vaccine Nation

Second video ... on discussion panel ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAcB4JCeiXk

Opening Panel Discussion - what are pharma and big biotech looking for in 2010/11?

180 viewsOct 22, 2011

Vaccine Nation

2014 (September 24-26) - Jeffrey Ulmer| Novartis Vaccines & Diagnostics| USA | Vaccines 2014 | OMICS International

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OMICS International

Title: Technologies for new and improved vaccines.

4th International Conference on Vaccines & Vaccination

September 24-26, 2014 Valencia, Spain

Abstract

Vaccines are without a doubt the most successful of mankind’s medical interventions. However, despite more than two centuries of effective use of vaccines, many substantial challenges remain. These include: 1) improvement of existing but suboptimal vaccines (e.g., tuberculosis, influenza), 2) discovery and development of new vaccines against targets to address large unmet medical needs (e.g., HIV, malaria, cancer), and 3) rapidly responding to new pathogens (e.g., newly emerging microbes, bioweapons). Advances in these areas will require the application of new technologies and paradigms in the areas of antigen identification and optimization, novel potent and safe adjuvants, and enhanced vaccine delivery systems.

Biography

Dr. Jeffrey Ulmer received his B.Sc. with honors from the Department of Chemistry at the University of Regina in 1978 and was the recipient of the Merit Award of the Society of Chemical Industry of Canada. He received his Ph.D. in biochemistry from McGill University in 1985 and completed his postdoctoral training in the laboratory of Nobel laureate Dr. George Palade in the Department of Cell Biology at Yale University School of Medicine. At Merck Research Laboratories and Chiron Corporation he conducted seminal studies on DNA vaccines, and novel vaccine adjuvants and delivery systems. He has published over 190 scientific articles, is on the editorial boards of Expert Opinion on Biological Therapy and Human Vaccines, and serves on several external advisory boards. He is currently Global Head of External Research at Novartis Vaccines & Diagnostics, responsible for identification and assessment of new opportunities for collaborative research.

2019 (April) - Youtube video (GSK) - "How is synthetic biology revolutionising vaccines?"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVhnQ1sqTQU

Apr 23, 2019

GSK

Self-replicating mRNA (SAM) is a technology that can help to make effective vaccines more quickly. Watch Jeff Ulmer, Head of Preclinical Research and Development, US, explain how SAM could disrupt the way we make vaccines.

2021 (Jan 07) - Youtube video : "Panel: mRNA Process Development and Manufacturing on the Road to the Clinic"

637 viewsJan 7, 2021

Alliance for Regenerative Medicine

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDiHqZubsf0

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Sponsored by Aldevron

Messenger RNA offers a promising new approach to address emerging pathogens and unmet medical needs. Shorter lead times and greater simplicity in manufacturing enable faster responses that will transform medicine. This panel will discuss the state of the art with an emphasis on CMC, manufacturing, and associated regulatory issues.

Chair: Nate Spangler, Ph.D., Director of Innovation and Strategy, Aldevron

Speakers:

Frank DeRosa, Ph.D., Chief Technology Officer, Translate Bio

Andrew Geall, Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer, Precision NanoSystems

Caitlyn Harvey, CMC Strategy and Project Management, Myeloid Therapeutics

Jeffrey Ulmer, Ph.D., mRNA Therapy and Vaccine Expert

Prabook (Jan 7, 2022) - "Jeffrey Blaine Ulmer - biochemist researcher"

"Jeffrey Blaine Ulmer, Canadian, American biochemist, researcher. Recipient merit award Society of Chemical Industry, 1978. Member American Society for Cell Biology, International Society for Vaccines, New York Academy of Sciences."

Born March 5, 1956 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

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LinkedN profile (Jan 6, 2022)

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About

Thirty years in vaccines R&D at Merck Research Laboratories, Chiron Corporation, Novartis Vaccines and GSK. Leadership roles and responsibilities included: Platform Technology Leader (DNA, RNA vaccines), Project Leader (Tuberculosis, SARS), Department Head (Immunology & Cell Biology), Site Head for Research, Global Function Head (External Research), Preclinical R&D Head, and Technical R&D Program Head. Over 200 scientific articles published and inventor on 11 patents.

Experience

  • Freelance

      • Vaccines R&D ( Dates Employed : Jul 2020 – Present / Employment Duration : 1 yr 7 mos )

  • GSK

      • Head, Preclinical R&D US ( Dates Employed : 2015 – Jul 2020 / Employment Duration : 5 yrs / Rockville, MD )

  • Novartis

      • Global Head, External Research ( Dates Employed : 2008 – 2015 / Employment Duration : 7 yrs / Cambridge, MA )

  • Chiron Corporation

      • Head, Cell Biology & Immunology ( Dates Employed : 1998 – 2008 / Employment Duration : 10 yrs / Emeryville, CA )

  • Merck Research Labs

      • Director, DNA Vaccines ( Dates Employed : 1990 – 1998 / Employment Duration : 8 yrs / West Point, PA )

Education

  • Yale University School of Medicine

      • Postdoctoral Fellow / Cell Biology / 1985 – 1990

  • McGill University

      • Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) / Biochemistry / 1980 – 1985


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Jeffrey B. Ulmer BSc, PhD

Head | Rockville, Maryland, United States of America

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Dr. Jeffrey Ulmer received his B.Sc. with honors from the Department of Chemistry at the University of Regina in 1978 and was the recipient of the Merit Award of the Society of Chemical Industry of Canada. He received his Ph.D. in biochemistry from McGill University in 1985 and completed his postdoctoral training in the laboratory of Nobel laureate Dr. George Palade in the Department of Cell Biology at Yale University School of Medicine. At Merck Research Laboratories and Chiron Corporation, he conducted seminal studies on DNA vaccines, and novel vaccine adjuvants and delivery systems. Ulmer has published over 190 scientific articles, is on the editorial boards of Expert Opinion on Biological Therapy and Human Vaccines, and serves on several external advisory boards. He served as Global Head of External Research at Novartis Vaccines and Diagnostics, responsible for identification and assessment of new opportunities for collaborative research, since the GSK and Novartis acquisition, he is now currently the Head, Preclinical R&D US at GSK vaccines.

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