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New Member: Welcome in our cluster to iQMedix GmbH
iQMedix aims to improve the lives of cancer patients by providing personalized treatments based on molecular analysis. Using liquid biopsies to determine gene expression profiles from circulating tumor cells, iQMedix enables doctors to tailor therapies to each patient’s unique cancer. Their approach offers precise insights to determine effective treatments. Their vision is to make cancer […]
read moreNew Member: Welcome in our cluster to !LEVA Sciences GmbH
!LEVA specializes in guiding pharmaceutical companies through the complexities of development, from company foundation to early clinical studies. Over the past 25 years, the !LEVA management team has co-founded and successfully managed nearly a dozen companies, mainly in the pharmaceutical sector, while supporting numerous biotech companies in corporate and product development. !LEVA Sciences was founded […]
read moreNew Member: Welcome in our cluster to OMNI Life Science GmbH & Co. KG
OLS – OMNI Life Science accelerates cell research with smart, reliable, and user-friendly technologies for life sciences and biotechnology. Their products are used in public, private, pharmaceutical, and biotech labs. The portfolio includes instruments, media, reagents, consumables, and services for Cell Counting, Culture, Imaging, Flow Cytometry, and Analysis. OLS supports researchers throughout the entire process, […]
read moreNew Member: Welcome in our cluster to Daiichi Sankyo Europe GmbH
Daiichi Sankyo’s European roots date back to the 1980s with branches in Düsseldorf. In 1990, Sankyo acquired Luitpold-Werke, a German pharmaceutical company, expanding operations to Pfaffenhofen, Germany, and Altkirch, France. In 2006, Daiichi and Sankyo merged, with European headquarters in Munich. Now present in 13 countries, Daiichi Sankyo employs over 2,000 people, making it one […]
read moreNew Member: Welcome in our cluster to SPT Labtech
SPT Labtech transforms the way scientists work by pioneering automation in liquid handling, sample preparation, and management for over 25 years. Their solutions streamline lab tasks, reduce human error, and ensure precise, consistent results. Using positive displacement technology, they enable ultra-low volume accuracy, saving reagents and samples. Their automated systems simplify sample storage and organization, […]
read moreYUMAB and MOLCURE Collaborate To Advance Zero-Shot AI Antibody Discovery Technology For Undrugged Targets
YUMAB GmbH (“YUMAB”), a leading antibody discovery CRO headquartered in Braunschweig, Germany, and MOLCURE Inc. (“MOLCURE”), an AI-driven drug discovery company based in Kawasaki, Japan, announced their on-going collaboration now includes advancing the application of zero-shot AI technology for antibody discovery. The collaboration brings together complementary expertise and technologies. MOLCURE has a decade of experience […]
read moreLife Science Week 2024
Highlighting the region´s strengths in translational research, entrepreneurship and personalised medicine From October 8th– 10th the life science region rhine-neckar was a magnet for scientists, industry representatives and investors, who experienced excellent research from the region, promising innovations in the field of personalized medicine and pitches from start-ups in the biotech, medtech and digital health […]
read moreBetter together: gut microbiome communities’ resilience to drugs
Bacteria that are sensitive to drugs can become resilient when part of communities, with the help of cross-protection strategies Summary Many human medications can directly inhibit the growth and alter the function of the bacteria that constitute our gut microbiome. EMBL Heidelberg researchers have now discovered that this effect is reduced when bacteria form communities. […]
read moreHow Developmental Signals Can Contribute to Genomic Mosaicism
Heidelberg researchers identify biological mechanism that protects against, but can also trigger, errors in the genome Certain developmental signals shape not only the human embryo but also play a significant role in maintaining our genetic blueprints. They prevent alterations in the genome, known as mosaicism. An international research team led by scientists of the Centre […]
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