January 09, 2025

curATime is looking for partners!

curATime is looking for partners!
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The curATime cluster is one of 14 pioneering “Clusters4Future” initiatives funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). Its mission is to promote personalized approaches to combat atherothrombosis-related diseases and to establish the Rhine-Main-Palatinate region as an international driver of innovation.

For the planned second implementation phase, the cluster is seeking new partners from science and industry who share its passion for revolutionary research in the field of cardiovascular diseases. It welcomes companies and institutions that can complement its existing expertise in artificial intelligence and mRNA technology and wish to actively contribute to the success of the cluster.

The curATime cluster aims to develop the next generation of medical solutions and revolutionise patient care!
Contact them for more information:

curatime@tron-mainz.de
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