Seed financing for Cellugy A/S
Danish industrial biotechnology startup Cellugy raises €4,9m with the ambition to replace petrochemicals in personal care products.<br /><br /><br />
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Danish industrial biotechnology startup Cellugy raises €4,9m with the ambition to replace petrochemicals in personal care products.<br /><br /><br />
Obesity candidate CT-388, which Genentech added to Roche's pipeline with the acquisition of Carmot Therapeutics, is at least not a disappointment, according to new trial data.<br /><br />
British PrecisionLife Ltd and the Metrodora Institute have announced to launch clinical trials to improve the diagnosis and therapy of long COVID-related ME/CFS.
British PrecisionLife Ltd and the Metrodora Institute have announced to launch clinical trials to improve the diagnosis and therapy of long COVID-related ME/CFS.
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Swiss antibody specialist Memo Therapeutics AG has added CHF20m to its Series C financing, bringing the total amount raised in the funding round to CHF 45 million. <br /><br />
More than 900 experts from clusters and the EU Commission discussed at the sold-out 9<sup>th</sup> European Cluster Conference what cluster policy is needed to make Europe a world leader in […]
Danish CDMO 21st.BIO A/S has unveiled a new pilot plant facility to accelerate scaling of biotech processes ranging from food and beverages, agriculture, biomaterials, and biopharma. <br /> <br /><br […]
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