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PM2019 session: Artificial Intelligence in medicine development - without the hot air
In this series of articles, we look back at the highlights of the parallel sessions that were organized at this year’s Lygature Partnerships Meetup -
Regulations for complex drug products; is global alignment in sight?
Jon de Vlieger, Director of Business Development and Coordinator of the Non-Biological Complex Drugs (NBCD) Working Group at Lygature, was invited to present at two high-profile international meetings, where he shared his views on regulations for complex drug products. Read more in his blog below. -
Colleague Jon de Vlieger speaking about NBCDs at AAPS 2019 PharmSci 360
After speaking at the Global Summit on Regulatory Science 2019 in September, Jon de Vlieger, our Director Business Development and Coordinator of the NBCD Working Group, will also be presenting at the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) 2019 PharmSci 360 conference in San Antonio, Texas, on November 4. -
Interested in joining us?
Do you believe in the power of partnerships to address unmet medical needs? Are you passionate about the wider applications of science? -
Innovative Medicines Initiative Launches ‘Trials@Home’
The Trials@Home consortium will explore the opportunities of moving clinical trials from the traditional clinic setting to the participant's immediate surroundings. -
Health-RI Conference 2020
At this year’s Health-RI conference on January 30th 2020 at the Jaarbeurs Supernova in Utrecht, leading experts will highlight how data is helping us to remain healthy, and how it can drive us towards a healthy future. -
Official start of IMI2 JU project Immune-Image
Immune-Image has been awarded a 30 million Euro grant for research into novel tracer strategies for clinical imagining of immune cell dynamics and has officially launched on October 1 2019. -
BBMRI-NL is searching for a new Chair of the Patient & Public Advisory Council
The Patient & Public Advisory Council of BBMRI-NL is looking for an enthusiastic and committed Chair; someone that can represent the diversity of the Council and will enable her to further increase impact. -
Innovative new drug candidate against malaria discovered
Radboudumc announced the discovery of an innovative new drug candidate against malaria. The molecule, designed to cure a skin disease, has shown particular effectiveness against malaria. A single dose appears to cure the disease completely. -
Efficient data exchange in the battle against antimicrobial resistance
The global threat of AMR can only be curbed by collaborative efforts. -
GNA NOW kicks off its battle against antimicrobial resistance
On July 1st, a new partnership launched in the fight against antimicrobial resistance. GNA NOW (Gram-Negative Antibacterials NOW) will work on the development of novel antibacterial agents against antimicrobial resistance in gram-negative bacteria. -
GNA NOW off to a great start in battling antimicrobial resistance
GNA NOW (Gram-Negative Antibiotic NOW) started on July 1st under the AMR Accelerator umbrella -
3 secrets for a successful Public-Private Partnership
Where do you start when you want to set up a research consortium? And, once the partnership is up and running, how do you make sure it turns into a success? These and other questions were discussed by Wim-Jan Koot, director Business Development at Lygature, during ZonMw’s personalized medicine event. -
Register now for the Partnerships MeetUp
The Lygature team is proud to announce our fourth annual Partnerships MeetUp! Join us in Utrecht on October 29th for inspiring keynotes, interactive parallel sessions and lots of networking. -
Lygature experts share perspective on past and present role of public-private partnerships in Frontiers of Medicine
Dr Jon de Vlieger (Lygature’s Senior Business Developer) and Dr Remco de Vrueh (Lygature’s Senior Program Manager), together with professor Daan Crommelin (past vice-chair of the scientific advisory board of the Innovative Medicines Initiative) wrote on invitation the editorial of the scientific journal Frontiers in Medicine.