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Commit Biologics appoints accomplished R&D executive, Dr Janine Schuurman, to its Board of Directors

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Former senior vice president of antibody research at Genmab who has co-invented numerous FDA-approved therapeutic antibodies and as well as its DuoBody® bi-specific antibody platform. Brings decades of experience in developing strong pipelines of antibody-based drugs from platforms, growing scientific teams and managing partnerships with Pharma companies Appointment comes as Commit looks to progress towards […]

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Commit Biologics appoints Mikkel Wandahl Pedersen as Chief Scientific Officer

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Highly experienced leader with demonstrated track record of antibody-based drug discovery and pipeline advancement Strengthens Commit’s leadership team after emerging from stealth with €16m seed financing Dr Pedersen will spearhead research and development of Commit’s BiCETM technology as the Company moves towards drug candidate (DC) nomination Aarhus, Denmark, 15 October 2024 – Commit Biologics (“Commit”), […]

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Commit Biologics to present data on its Bispecific Complement Engaging (BiCE™) platform at the 16th International Conference on Complement Therapeutics

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Commit Biologics is pioneering a novel approach to activating the complement component of the immune system to treat cancer and autoimmune diseases Poster to be presented on Commit’s Bispecific Complement Engaging (BiCE™) platform   Aarhus, Denmark, 10 June 2024 – Commit Biologics (“Commit”), a pioneer in the activation of the complement system to treat cancer […]

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Commit Biologics launches with €16m seed financing to pioneer complement system activation to treat cancer and autoimmune disease

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Financing led by Bioqube Ventures and Novo Holdings Commit is pioneering a novel approach to activating the complement component of the immune system to treat cancer and autoimmune diseases Its unique bispecific technology (BiCE™) engages the complement system, unleashing its power to selectively kill target cells Spin-out from Aarhus University in Denmark, a world leader […]

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