Six times as many decision-makers attended the 3rd European Chemistry Partnering today- compared to the initial event two years ago: with participants from Brazil, Morocco and Australia, all six continents were represented for the first time. More than 2,000 partnering meetings formed the basis of interdisciplinary exchanges regarding innovation. In addition, there were countless discussions in the exhibition area, at the speaker corners and during the many networking opportunities.
Serialisation using labels
OpinionAccording to the FMD 2011/62, serialisation of all prescription drug packs in Europe will inevitably become a daily routine for the pharmaceutical industry from 2019. European Biotechnology spoke with Philip Falkenstein, Product Manager at Bähren Druck, about the use of pre-serialised labels as solution for special implementation areas and the current legal framework.
Eurofins CDMO: Highly Potent Drug Development from early stage
Sponsored PublicationsHigh-potency drugs present numerous opportunities for improved drug selectivity, efficacy and safety profiles, and represent a growing area of global development focus, for applications such as oncology and hormone-based treatments. Although this class of molecules offers numerous benefits to patients, they require particular care and attention in ensuring the safety for those involved in their manufacture and handling.
Neurimmune appoints John Dellapa
AppointmentsNeurimmune today announced the appointment of John Dellapa as General Counsel. John joins Neurimmune from the Boston office of Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, an AmLaw 100 law firm.
Genfit set to raise $100m in Nasdaq IPO
Latest NewsFrench Genfit SA has registered at SEC for an Nasdaq IPO of ADS in conjunction with private placements in Europe and the US.
Over 800 Participants from 40 Countries in 2,000 Meetings
Sponsored PublicationsSix times as many decision-makers attended the 3rd European Chemistry Partnering today- compared to the initial event two years ago: with participants from Brazil, Morocco and Australia, all six continents were represented for the first time. More than 2,000 partnering meetings formed the basis of interdisciplinary exchanges regarding innovation. In addition, there were countless discussions in the exhibition area, at the speaker corners and during the many networking opportunities.
Targeting NFkappaB protects tendons from injury
Latest NewsResearchers from the UK and the US have prevented tendon injury and degeneration by simply blocking a key signalling pathway in inflammation.
Anaveon bags CHF35m series A financing
Latest NewsUniversity Zurich spin-off Anaveon AG announced it will proceeds from its financing round to push development of its preclinical IL-2-receptor agonist.
AMR network CARB-X expands reach
Latest NewsThe global antibacterial innovation network CARB-X has expanded its reach by adding six new life-science organisations to its fight against antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
Roche swallows Spark Therapeutics in $4.3bn deal
Latest NewsSwiss pharma giant Roche has complemented its drug pipeline in the lucrative hemophilia A market by taking over hemophilia A gene therapy developer Spark Therapeutics for US$4.3bn.
How salt triggers allergy
Latest NewsSodium chloride can promote immune responses that have been linked to atopic dermatitis. Researchers have now unraveled the mechanistic details between salt intake and activation of T cells.