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EU approves second COVID-19 vaccine
Latest NewsFollowing a recommendation by the European Medicines Agency (EMA), the European Commission has approved a second vaccine against the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2.
Angelini Pharma to take over Arvelle Therapeutics
Latest NewsItalian Angelini Pharma and Swiss CNS disease specialist Arvelle Therapeutics have entered into a definitive merger agreement.
COVID-19 test gives results within minutes
Latest NewsUniversity of Birmingham researchers have invented a COVID-19 RNA test that reduces testing time from 30 minutes to under five, and delivers accurate results.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Latest NewsDear readers,
We wish all visitors to our news page a peaceful and healthy New Year and a successful start to the New Year. Stay healthy! We will be back with the latest news from 4 January.
Best regards
Your editorial team of European Biotechnology Magazine
EMA greenlights BioNtech’s COVID-19 vaccine
Latest NewsFollowing a rapid FDA approval, the European drug authority EMA has recommended to conditionally approve BioNTech’s mRNA vaccine BNT162b2 in the EU.
European Circular Bioeconomy Fund growing
Latest NewsOnly two and a half months after its launch, the EU bioecocomy venture capital fund ECBF has doubled the volume of its first closing.
Novo Holdings creates Hemab
Latest NewsDanish Novo Holdings has founded Hemab ApS that is focussed on fighting orphan bleeding disorders by bi-specific antibodies.
Transgene starts 2021 with a new CEO
AppointmentsStrasbourg-based Transgene appoints Hedi Ben Brahim as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
Biotech companies launch Biotech Austria
Latest NewsAustria has needed a biotech association for a long time. In just two months, entrepreneurs have launched Biotech Austria.
How microplastic particles get into the body
Latest NewsWeathered microplastic particles may pose a greater risk than pristine ones, suggests a study of German researchers on mouse cells.