October 18, 2024

Startup immuneAdvice wins Young Scientists Pitch Competition

Startup immuneAdvice wins Young Scientists Pitch Competition

Success for the NMI spin-off immuneAdvice: the startup took first place in the Young Scientists Pitch Competition at the bioRN Annual Conference on Wednesday, October 9, 2024. Dr. Björn Tränkle, one of the founders, presented the business idea.

The vision of immuneAdvice is the early response monitoring and control of immunotherapies with the so-called ICE-T technology. This new form of diagnostics is intended to enable individually tailored therapies and thus take personalized medicine one step forward.

Congratulations to the immuneAdvice team for this fantastic award!

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