…In his keynote at SynBioBeta in London this year, he gave an overview of how the field has evolved since its beginnings in the early 2000s, and how to tackle…
…sciences startup scene in Europe. We know the golden triangle – Oxford, Cambridge, and London – creates more biotech startups than most places in the world. So do I think…
…part of the ‘Precise‘ project at St George’s University of London that are aimed at integrating information about antibiotic resistance in STD tests. Rapid diagnostics can be key for the…
…Phase II trial for its oral immune modulator to treat ulcerative colitis. London biotech TopiVert obtained positive Phase I results to treat the same indication, which may eventually provide an…
…off with a €41.2M ($44.5M) Series A round led by MPM Capital in the US and F2 Ventures in London. The new company, based in Boston, was founded last year…
…are already in development. For example, GlucoSense, based in London, is developing a device that can obtain measurements in less than 30 seconds. Integrity Applications, an Israeli company, has developed…
…announcement, the shares of Allergy Therapeutics on the London Stock Exchange dropped over 40% within two hours. The phase III trial enrolled 582 people across Europe to test a short-course…
…able to treat solid tumors by targeting a cancer antigen called MAGE-A4. The London-based company MiNA Therapeutics reported final phase I data of its RNA therapy in patients with advanced…
…biotech clusters in the UK like London and Cambridge and picking the top biotechs in Scotland, it’s time to direct our attention to the western part of Great Britain, Wales….
…morning, while some younger people prefer to receive texts in the afternoon. We are working on a study with Queen Mary University of London in Parkinson’s disease, where diabetes is…
…time as Exscientia’s debut on the Nasdaq, another UK firm, Oxford Nanopore Technologies, went public on the London Stock Exchange. The DNA sequencing behemoth bagged €407.4M (£330M) from its listing,…
…together. Our embryonic team gained a lot from that collaboration, and the product ultimately became Humira. In 1996 the Board decided to float the company on the London Stock Exchange,…