Pharma

Gesynta Pharma

In 2020, Gesynta raised SEK 190 million in one of the year’s largest private biotech investments in the Nordic region. Now the company is one step closer to a new drug for systemic sclerosis. The future promises several innovative treatments for a number of inflammatory diseases, including cardiovascular disease and cancer.

2021-12-07T16:24:17+01:00January 22nd, 2021|Pharma, Rising Stars|

Sprint Bioscience/Pelago

Top research is based on teamwork, with success derived from continually querying results. Pär Nordlund likens the work of a research director to the job of forming a talented corporate team.

2021-02-02T15:03:40+01:00November 18th, 2020|Pharma|

Modus Therapeutics

Many years’ research has led Mats Wahlgren to a possible first drug treatment for acute manifestations of sickle cell anemia - a genetic condition that affects millions of people.

2021-02-02T15:04:56+01:00October 1st, 2020|Pharma|

Oncopeptides

Oncopeptides has a new drug candidate for the treatment of a form of cancer of the blood, multiple myeloma, under development. KI Innovations played a key role in getting the project underway.

2021-02-02T15:05:34+01:00October 1st, 2020|Pharma|

BioArctic

BioArctic is getting closer to producing a drug that substantially limits the development of Alzheimer’s.

2021-02-02T15:07:54+01:00September 28th, 2020|Pharma|

Aprea Therapeutics

Aprea Therapeutics AB is working on the development of a new p53-based treatment for cancer. Klas Wiman is one of the company’s founders, and he draws a clear distinction between the roles of researcher and entrepreneur.

2021-02-18T13:37:10+01:00September 25th, 2020|Pharma|

Cellaviva/Nextcell Pharma

Biobank Cellaviva offers parents-to-be the chance to store stem cells  from umbilical cord blood and tissue at birth. Experiences from stem  cell management have now led to the development of one of Sweden’s  first cell therapy drug treatments.

2021-02-02T15:09:31+01:00September 25th, 2020|Pharma|

Curosurf

The Curosurf story is a tale of success. To date, the drug has saved the lives of around one million premature babies worldwide. And the story is far from over. Despite being 73, Tore Curstedt returns to the lab every day - the lab where he has developed a new variant of a drug that is set to help many more babies in the future.

2021-02-02T15:11:42+01:00September 25th, 2020|Pharma|