News Archive
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ZYUS Collaborates with USask’s VIDO-InterVac to Develop a Plant-Based Vaccine for COVID-19
ZYUS Life Sciences Inc. and VIDO-InterVac will collaborate to test plant produced antigens in a vaccine for COVID-19.
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USask VIDO-InterVac awarded $23M for COVID-19 vaccine research
VIDO-InterVac has been awarded $23 million to fast-track efforts to develop a COVID-19 vaccine, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced today.
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Prime Minister announces new support for COVID-19 medical research and vaccine development
$23 million announced to accelerate development of a vaccine against COVID-19. Funding will support pre-clinical testing and clinical trials of a potential COVID-19 vaccine, essential steps to ensuring that vaccines are effective and safe for human use.
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SHA and VIDO-InterVac partner to help ensure supply of N95 respiratory masks
The Saskatchewan Health Authority and VIDO-InterVac at the University of Saskatchewan are partnering on a way to safely decontaminate and reuse N95 respiratory masks that are normally thrown away after each use.
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USask VIDO-InterVac and International Vaccine Institute collaborate on COVID-19 work
IVI of South Korea, a world-renowned international organization founded by the United Nations Development Programme, is collaborating with VIDO-InterVac to better understand the virus causing COVID-19 and to develop vaccines and potential treatments.
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Saskatchewan government invests $3.6M in USask COVID-19 vaccine research
The Government of Saskatchewan has announced $3.6 million in new funding for VIDO-InterVac one of the world’s most advanced infectious disease labs and a leader in global efforts to find a COVID-19 vaccine.
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New Money Aids Saskatchewan’s Search For Covid-19 Vaccine
The Government of Saskatchewan and the Federal Government are committing $28 million to VIDO-InterVac to develop a vaccine for COVID-19.
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PM announces $12M for new vaccine manufacturing at USask’s VIDO-InterVac, part of $23.3M for the lab to fight COVID-19 and other infectious disease threats
As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to rapidly evolve, the federal government announced $23.3 million to support VIDO-InterVac, one of the largest and most advanced infectious disease research facilities in the world.
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Canada’s plan to mobilize science to fight COVID-19
Funding to strengthen COVID-19 vaccine development and expand bio-manufacturing capacity to support clinical trials
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Saskatchewan Funds Coronavirus Vaccine Research
Innovation Saskatchewan is providing researchers at the VIDO-InterVac with $200,000 to help find a vaccine for COVID-19.