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Good news for Dutch life sciences community: EMA moves to Amsterdam
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) will relocate to Amsterdam in March 2019. -
First steps taken towards national Tuberous Sclerosis Complex Database
The first steps for a collaboration between Erasmus MC, UMC Utrecht, Stichting Tubereuze Sclerosis Nederland (STSN), Stichting TSC Fonds (formerly Stichting Michelle), Novartis and Lygature are taken to set up a national Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC) database. On 24 October the kick-off meeting for the preparation phase was held. -
10 years of Parelsnoer Institute: enabling high-quality scientific research
The Parelsnoer Institute (PSI) offers researchers within and outside the eight University Medical Centers an efficient infrastructure and harmonized procedures for multicenter clinical biobanks. Since the launch of PSI in 2007, 18 large cohorts in different disease areas have been initiated. -
Turning public-private research collaboration into patient care
Interview with Hans van Eenennaam, COO Aduro Biotech and co-founder BioNovion -
On October 14, 2017, our inspiring vice-chairman passed away
In Memoriam Prof. Dr. Jan Raaijmakers His unique drive and commitment to public-private collaboration in the life sciences & health sector has given an enormous boost to innovation in the sector. -
Partnerships MeetUp 2017: looking back on a successful day
Last Thursday the second annual Partnerships MeetUp took place in Utrecht. We look back on a very successful day filled with lots of inspiration, lively discussions and networking opportunities. -
Societal Challenges and Economic Opportunities
Health~Holland aims to inspire Dutch life sciences community with strategic research agenda. -
Lygature installs Scientific Advisory Board: report on the first meeting
In May 2017, the first meeting of the newly installed Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) for the Lygature foundation was held. The SAB is tasked with advice on the scientific strategy for Lygature. -
Lygature supports Dutch bid for EMA
Lygature, the not-for-profit research management organization, fully supports the Dutch bid for the European Medicines Agency (EMA). The Netherlands with its very strong life sciences & health sector would be a natural fit for the European Union agency responsible for the protection of public and animal health through the scientific evaluation and supervision of medicines. -
Improving stroke outcome
In the Netherlands alone, 9000 people die each year because of a stroke. Many more people survive a stroke but have to live with the consequences, potentially including (partial) paralysis, speech impairment, incontinence, swallowing problems, tiredness and fatigue, memory problems and emotional changes. A group of 60 investigators has now set out to make a difference. -
Lygature welcomes the Dutch Techcentre for Life Sciences (DTL) to the JIM!
Yesterday, July 4th, the Dutch Techcentre for Life Sciences moved its offices to the Jaarbeurs Innovation Mile (JIM) located in the Beatrixbuilding of the Jaarbeurs in Utrecht. The mission of DTL is to establish an interconnected research infrastructure that enables cross-disciplinary life science research in national and international collaboration in a cost-effective manner. -
Lygature on the impact of multi-stakeholder Public-Private Partnerships
In recent years Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) have evolved into broader coalitions. Health foundations, patient organizations and even regulatory agencies have taken an active role in PPPs. Indicators that measure the impact of such precompetitive research collaborations in the biomedical field have been developed. -
Former TI Pharma project moves into the clinic: first volunteers injected with promising malaria vaccine
The injection in three volunteers is the first official step in the human trial programme in the Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC) and the Radboudumc in Nijmegen. This trial investigates a promising malaria vaccine, Sanaria® PfSPZ-GA1 Vaccine, manufactured by biotechnology firm Sanaria. -
Final call ATMP survey: Help improve product development and regulation
Response deadline: 30 June 2017 -
Annual PDP Meeting highlights the importance of access to medicine
On 13 April 2017, Lygature was invited by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the annual meeting of the Product Development Partnerships sponsored by the Dutch Government. This years’ theme was 'Access to Medicine'.