COVID-19 The Texas A&M System Responds - Episode 9

For nearly a decade, The Texas A&M University System has been preparing to help the nation and world in a moment just like the one we are about to face.

The System stood up a state-of-the-art biotech manufacturing center that can make millions of COVID-19 vaccine doses … and make them in a hurry…once a vaccine candidate is proven effective.

The Center for Innovation in Advanced Development and Manufacturing, (a.k.a. the CIADM) is operated by Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies through a subcontracting arrangement with the Texas A&M System.

Fujifilm’s highly-trained workforce (many of them Aggies) will respond quickly if the federal government turns to the System to produce massive amounts of COVID-19 vaccine.

I discuss the roots and readiness of the CIADM with three key scientists and leaders.

[Anthony-vygw]

Texas A&M posted this a day ago:
vimeo.com/442035087

Notice Dr. Jay Treat started with ibio when asked about CIADM's capacity:
24:52

[creativewaystothrowgames]

14k shares no more scalping just holding because i love ibio. my new bank acc lol i only pull out when i need money. even when this thing hits 30$ they have so much more going on besides just ibio-200 and ibio-201

[jordanorubeo]

BARDA funding for Ibio let's gooo!

[matthewotte]

Well... I’ll l be continuing to hold my ibio shares. 🦠🤑

[evandickinson]

since tamu deleted my comment I will post again: As a student I do not feel comfortable in these conditions at all. Other universities that started before us are now sending students home and its only a matter of time before we do. Very sad administration is willing to risk it