Moscow, October 27, 2020 – The Russian Direct Investment Fund, (RDIF, Russia's sovereign wealth fund), has submitted applications to the World Health Organization (WHO) for accelerated registration (Emergency Use Listing, EUL) and prequalification of the world’s first registered vaccine against the coronavirus Sputnik V, which is based on a well-studied platform of human adenoviral vectors. The Russian Federation has become one of the first countries to apply to WHO for prequalification of its vaccine against the novel coronavirus infection.
28 October, 2020
COVID-19 human challenge study model to safely speed up development of an efficacious vaccine. hVIVO has the world’s leading portfolio of 8 human challenge study models developed to date and has safely run more human challenge studies than any other company globally
25 October, 2020
Cerella is proven to accelerate drug discovery and increase confidence in lead optimisation
22 October, 2020
Cell coding startup and science institute partner on a moonshot mission to create every human cell type for biomedical research and therapy
22 October, 2020
Funding for young researchers to conduct pioneering R&D is helping companies to innovate, unhampered by the Covid-19 uncertainty. Innovations supported include new method for developing drugs to combat pandemics such as Covid-19, novel medicines for treating chronic pain, and a new insulation technique to make homes more energy-efficient. Applications for the 2021 Industrial Fellowships are now open.
20 October, 2020
Former Lonza President of Biologics Manufacturing joins to continue rapid expansion of DNA contract manufacturing; Touchlight’s synthetic dbDNA in high demand as starting material in the manufacture of advanced therapies such as mRNA vaccines and cell and gene therapies
19 October, 2020
Validated research tool to be used to predict disease severity and individual therapeutic response to COVID-19 in aid of rapid vaccine and drug development
06 October, 2020
The new company will allow accelerated commercial scalability of DNA vaccines in the aquaculture industry
06 October, 2020
Faecal transplants could one day be used as a therapy to restore cognitive function in the elderly – according to new research from the University of East Anglia, the University of Florence and the Quadram Institute
02 October, 2020