Metrion Biosciences closes £3.7m equity financing
Cambridge-based Metrion Biosciences Ltd has secured £3.5m in new equity financing – led by Maven Capital Partners and a £1m contribution from existing investor, Gresham House Ventures.
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LimmaTech Biologics acquires licence option for AbVacc vaccine LBT-SA7
Swiss LimmaTech Biologics and AbVacc Inc have agreed to co-develop AbVacc’s preclinical Staphylococcus aureus vaccine LBT-SA7 (formerly IBT-V02) in case of Phase I success.
French parliamentarians against cell-based meat
The French Republicans have tabled a bill in the National Assembly aimed at banning the commercialisation of cell-based meat in France.
Vandria SA bags CHF18m in Series A financing
Lausanne-based Vandria SA has cashed in CHF18m in a Series A financing led by ND Capital to drive clinical development of VNA-318.
Cell-free protein synthesis systems
Cell-free protein synthesis (CFPS) systems allow rapid protein production in vitro without the need for living cells, offering distinct advantages.
Antabio SAS raises €25 m in Series B financing
Antibiotics specialist Antabio SAS has raised €25m in a Series B financing round with subscriptions from the AMR Action Fund, the EIC Fund and from existing investors.
Production process for cell-based coffee published
Scientists led by Heiko Rischer from the Finnish research centre VTT have published the proof of concept for cell-based coffee production.
Germany blocks deregulation of NGT breeds
At the EU Council (10-11 December), agriculture ministers did not reach the qualified majority required to adopt the adapted version of the EU Commission’s draft regulation on new genomic techniques.
Cathera SA closes Series B round at €42m
Sorbonne University spin-out Carthera SA has closed its Series B financing round with an additional investment of €4.5m at €42m to launch clinical trials.
UK publishes £2bn vision for engineering biology
On the occasion of SynbiTECH in London, British Science, Research and Innovation Minister, Andrew Griffith, unveiled a £2bn strategic 10-year plan to foster engineering biology.