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There’s uncertainty and concern about whether AI will replace humans in workplaces. But Marco Ravot-Licheri, Head of Digital – Life Sciences Business at Tecan, told us that AI could increase laboratory productivity and make research more meaningful.
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Swiss clinical-stage biotech Vaderis Therapeutics has raised $152 million in a Series B round to advance engasertib into Phase 3 for hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia (HHT). The financing, backed by a broad syndicate of specialist investors, gives the company a potentially decisive runway toward registration for a disease with no approved therapy.
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The U.S. analytical technology group is acquiring a majority stake in Dutch organ-on-a-chip specialist MIMETAS, bringing human tissue models into its broader portfolio of multiomics, spatial biology and preclinical imaging. The deal is another sign that organoids and microphysiological systems are moving from specialized research tools toward integrated platforms for drug dis...
Swedish rare-disease specialist Sobi is paying $75 million upfront for global commercial rights to Innate Pharma’s lacutamab, a first-in-class antibody targeting KIR3DL2 in cutaneous T-cell lymphoma. The deal gives Innate funding and a commercial partner for its next clinical step, while adding a late-stage oncology asset to Sobi’s rare-disease portfolio.
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London-based EpilepsyGTx has appointed Dr Teresa Nunes as Chief Medical Officer (CMO) to support the continued development of the company’s gene therapy program, including its progression toward clinical development.
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