Tag Archive for: partnership

Carbios SAS business model. © Carbios

PVH Corp has joined fiber-to-fiber consortium that wants to make textile recycling sustainable by establishing standards for biorecycled textile fibre.

T-Cell-Dendritic-Cell interaction. © Hookipa

HOOKIPA has received a US$10m milestone under its 2022 agreement with Roche to develop an arenaviral immunotherapy for KRAS-mutated cancers.

Lonza's Visp manufacturing site, eight months ago. © Lonza

Asher Biotherapeutics Inc has expanded its manufacturing agreement with Lonza to include the manufacturing of AB248.

Lung cancer cells. © Evotec SE

Evotec SE and Janssen Biotech Inc have agreed to co-develop targeted immuno-oncological therapies.

© Synaffix BV

Rational antibody design specialist Hummingbird Bioscience has licenced a cancer target and the modular ADC technology of Dutch Synaffix BV.

© Ethris GmbH

Cipla EU Ltd is going to make an equity investment of €15m in Ethris GmbH, a specialist for respiratory  delivery of therapeutic mRNAs.

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CEPI fights the betacoronaviruses by funding Ethris GmbH and DIOSynVax Ltd and their joint effort to advance their work on an mRNA vaccine.

Ryvu Lab in Krakow, Poland ©Ryvu Therapeutics SA

Renewed focus on cancer: COVID-19 vaccine company BioNTech SE (Nasdaq: BNTX) and Ryvu Therapeutics S.A., located in Krakow (Warsaw Stock Exchange: RVU), a Polish clinical-stage cancer therapeutics development company, announced that the companies have entered into a research collaboration for several multi-target immunotherapy programmes, as well as an exclusive licensing agreement for Ryvu’s STING agonist portfolio as stand-alone small molecules.

Differencesto conventional ADCs reported on LegoChem Biosciences's homepage. © LegoChem Biosciences

SOTIO Biotech a.s. has exercised its first of five exclusive, target-specific options for antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) SOT106 under its agreement with LegoChem Biosciences Inc.

AstraZeneca headquarters at Cambridge. 
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C4X Discovery Holdings plc has exclusively licenced its NRF2 Activator programme to AstraZeneca and has got an upfront payment of $2m.