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When the two new sites are up and running, Eli Lilly predicted the project will create up to 500 new jobs - with the expectation of four indirect jobs for each full-time position, based on industry data.
Germany’s CureVac is partnering with Belgium’s myNEO to identify specific cancer antigens in order to develop novel mRNA immunotherapies for cancer vaccines.
Biopharma and life sciences companies from across the globe provide updates on their businesses and pipelines.
Antios Therapeutics received a clinical hold on its Hepatitis B virus (HBV) combinatorial therapy from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday.
San Francisco-based Terremoto Biosciences launched with $75 million in Series A financing from OrbiMed and Third Rock Ventures as it develops highly targeted, small-molecule medicines.
Today, scientist-founders are likely to remain in charge, shepherding the companies they founded to the next iteration. BioSpace spoke with one such founder, Mammoth Biosciences’ Trevor Martin.
Tyvaso DPI marks the first approval of a dry powder inhaler for the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension and pulmonary hypertension associated with interstitial lung disease.
Three months after the invasion began, Yurii Moroz, the executive director of Kyiv-based Chemspace LLC, has returned to his offices to restart operations.
Johnson & Johnson and Momenta Pharmaceuticals have filed a patent infringement lawsuit over a generic multiple sclerosis drug developed by India-based Natco, Gland Pharma and Mylan.
Most of Samsung’s investment will be in South Korea, and it expects to create 80,000 new jobs through 2026, or about 16,000 positions annually.
Concerns are mounting for people that have been given Pfizer’s Paxlovid treatment regimen after contracting COVID-19, only to become positive for the infection once again.
Monday, Moderna told a Delaware federal court that it was immune from patent-infringement charges over the COVID-19 vaccine because it supplied the vaccine for a U.S. government effort.