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Credit: © Center for Integration of Science and Industry at Bentley University The unprecedented development of COVID-19 vaccines less than a year after discovery of this virus was enabled by more than $17 billion of research on vaccine technologies funded by the NIH prior to the pandemic, according to new research from Bentley University sCenter for Integration of Science and Industry. The article, titled NIH funding for vaccine readiness before the COVID-19 pandemic, demonstrates the critical role this broad foundation of government-funded research plays in ensuring vaccine readiness. The report, published today in the journal Vaccine, examined the maturation of research and NIH funding for ten technologies that were applied in candidate COVID-19 vaccines as of July 2020. The maturation of these technologies was described in 51,530 published research papers from 2000-2019, of which 8,420 (16%) acknowledge NIH funding totaling $17.2 billion. Some of these technologies have be

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