Drug development
The development of biotechnologically produced drugs has made it possible to treat diseases at their cause, to do this more efficiently and with fewer side effects, or even to cure diseases. This is the focus of five biotechnology companies on Campus Berlin-Buch.
The spectrum of their drug development includes highly specific cancer antibodies (Glycotope GmbH), novel treatments targeting the cause of heart failure (Berlin Cures GmbH) or atrial fibrillation (OMEICOS Therapeutics GmbH), extremely effective antibiotics (MerLion Pharmaceuticals) and RNAi-based therapeutics for systemic cancers that can selectively regulate disease-related genes (Silence Therapeutics). Here, T-Knife, a spin-off from the Charité and the Max Delbrück Center, is developing one of the first T cell receptor gene therapies in Germany.
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Max Delbrück Center to host Helmholtz Drug Discovery meeting
Top scientists and companies will meet in Berlin-Buch for the 2025 Helmholtz Drug Discovery Conference from April 28-30 to discuss RNA drugs, PROTACs, AI in drug discovery, and chemoproteomics and to ...
more ...Eckert & Ziegler Signs Contract Manufacturing Agreement for Yttrium-90-based PentixaTher with Pentixapharm
Eckert & Ziegler Radiopharma GmbH (EZR), a 100% subsidiary of Eckert & Ziegler SE, today announced the signing of a manufacturing agreement with Pentixapharm, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical compan...
more ...Talk im Cube: "International Cooperation and Funding programs in Life Sciences"
On May 15, we will feature four esteemed experts in the field who will share their insights and experiences on the importance of collaboration across borders and the role of funding in advancing life ...
more ...Events Campus
29.04.2025, 16:00
Krebsprävention durch Ernährung und körperliche Aktivität: Wie kommen wir zu wissenschaftlich fundierten Erkenntnissen?
Online-Kurs für Lehrkräfte mit Katharina Nimptsch
more ...06.05.2025, 19:30
Heißer Sand und Eis am Stiel - Wie unser Gehirn Temperatur erkennt
Einen Gegenstand zu berühren und sofort zu erkennen, ob er warm oder kalt ist erscheint uns natürlich. Aber wie funktioniert das eigentlich? Wo und wie verarbeitet das Gehirn die Temperaturinformation...
more ...07.05.2025, 16:00
Labor trifft Lehrer: "Retinale Bildgebung: Das Auge als Fenster zum Gehirn"
mit Dr. Frederike Oertel
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