BioMedical SIG #10

BioMedical SIG #10

The KHAN/w4i/LDC ecosystem: collaborative drug discovery and commercialization with academic innovators in Europe

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This is the second webinar in the BioMedical SIG webinar series, “From Research to Development – Paths to Cross the Valley of Death in Life Sciences”, which showcases initiatives available to European KTOs to maturate technologies with potential in TRL and CRL, without the creation of a spin-off.

In this session, speakers Peter Nussbaumer and Gernot Faustmann will present the KHAN/w4i/LDC initiative. This collaborative drug discovery platform facilitates the translation of world-class science into innovative therapies for the benefit of patients. Their mission is to create value through cooperative drug development partnerships with academic innovators in Europe. They focus on first-in-class therapies for attractive markets with a high unmet medical need.

This webinar is organised by the BioMedical SIG and supported by UCB. Join the BioMedical SIG to stay informed.

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