Biotech Hong Kong is now the world’s second largest funding hub for biotech according to Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam. During her speech at the 2nd HKEx Biotech Summit on May 29, Lam stated that innovation and technology have become a clear priority in government policy. We have invested…
Sweden Gothenburg-headquartered Cellink has gone from a start-up to one of the world’s leading 3D bioprinting firms in just four years; firmly positioning Sweden at the forefront of this potentially revolutionary new technology. In the coming decade we would like to continue to push the boundaries of 3D bioprinting until…
China Carsten Lu of Chinese biotech Adlai Nortye outlines his strategy for navigating a crowded immuno-oncology field in China, his partnership strategy, and the firm’s early move to establish a footprint in the USA. The Chinese biotech industry itself is already moving at supersonic speeds to catch up to international…
Korea One of the indisputable economic success stories of the last half-century, South Korea now stands as the world’s 11th largest economy, with a reputation for industrial excellence and innovation. As the Korean state shifts its focus towards healthcare and the life sciences and Korean firms begin to internationalize with greater…
China Dr Chengbin Wu, founder and CEO of EpimAb Biotherapeutics, introduces their exciting and proprietary bispecific antibody-generating platform, Fabs-In-Tandem Immunoglobulin (FIT-Ig®) and its ability to discover and generate novel and differentiated bispecific antibodies to meet unmet medical needs in China; shares the progress of their first program, EMB01, a EGFR-cMet bispecific…
France Inventiva is a French clinical-stage biotech company focused on developing oral small molecule epigenetic modulators in therapeutic areas with high unmet medical needs such as fibrosis, lysosomal storage disorders and oncology. Its most advanced program is a first-in-class drug candidate against NASH. Inventiva’s chairman, CEO and co-founder, Frédéric Cren, explains…
France Inotrem is a French biotech company developing a novel approach to target inflammatory diseases based on the TREM-1 pathway. Its CEO, Dr Jean-Jacques Garaud explains why he decided to leave Big Pharma for biotech, lays out Inotrem’s recent milestones, and outlines his internationalization strategy. The TREM-1 pathway can be…
France Phillipe Archinard CEO of Transgene shares insights on the latest technologies being developed by the gene therapy specialist, explains how France’s innovation landscape is improving, and highlights the current opportunities in the market. Thanks to their versatility, oncolytic viruses can, therefore, be very potent. Our Invir.IO™ platform will be…
China William Wei Cao, chairman and CEO of Gracell, shares the fascinating journey that inspired him to establish Gracell in Shanghai to tackle the four big challenges facing the global CAR-T industry; the four novel technology platforms Gracell is working on that are already drawing significant investor and Big Pharma interest;…
Korea YD Global Life Science is a Korean biopharmaceutical company with ambitions to become a global leader in new drug development with USD 1 billion in revenues. Its founder & CEO, Jin Woo Lee explains his strategy to reach this goal by licensing-out promising compounds acquired from research institutions, developing an…
France Christine Placet, CEO of French biotech Horama, discusses the objective of becoming one of the key players in the field of ophthalmic gene therapy. She explains how Horama’s unique pipeline can be a solution to unmet medical needs in retinal dystrophy and goes on to share her personal insights on…
France André Choulika, Chairman and CEO of Cellectis, discusses how UCART will revolutionize cell therapy as a universal gene-edited solution as opposed to the current therapies on the market which uses a patient’s own re-engineered T-cells. Choulika goes on to share how the company is positioning itself for its anticipated commercialization…
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