As summer heated up, the pharmaceutical industry saw major developments in preclinical models from new software to 3D-printed tissue, all in the name of drug development.
Researchers show miniature livers can develop steatohepatitis and fibrosis, pointing to potential for personalized hepatic drug discovery and toxicity platforms.
Schrödinger secures further funding, extends collaboration with Morphic Therapeutic on computational discovery platform for oral integrin drugs for the second time.
Engineered cardiac tissues generated using Tara Biosystems' heart-on-a-chip system predict how patients will respond to a range of drugs, as demonstrated in a recent study with GSK.
SGS’ OneVision initiative is working to standardize record-keeping across the global life sciences industry in an aim to accelerate laboratory testing, development, and eliminate paper-based systems.
Boehringer Ingelheim and the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center entered a multi-year partnership to conduct collaborative translational research for lung and GI cancers.
Prellis advances its goal of using 3D holographic printing to create organoids for research and development – recently closing a $10.5m investment round to further develop its technology, which accelerates drug screening, says CEO.
Takeda and Sosei both have a proud heritage in Japan and recently entered a billion-dollar partnership with Sosei to discover, develop, and commercialize molecules for patients in need around the world.
Caprion Biosciences and HistoGeneX join forces, combining the two businesses to provide a source for immune monitoring, protein characterization, and tissue pathology solutions, as immunotherapy landscape evolves.
CordenPharma has a new CEO, Arbour Group advances plans to expand in RTP, Ashfield brings on a former Iqvia VP, and Recursion adds to its c-suite after raising $121m this month.
Aiming to speed up and facilitate the clinical development of liver failure treatments, Taconic launches the first commercially available diet-induced NASH rodent model.
Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science opens its incubator, Helix 51, creating wet lab and research space for the Illinois bioscience hub.
