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Novo Nordisk Foundation gives $75m for R&D 'challenges'

The Novo Nordisk Foundation's latest round of R&D funding will go towards projects in biomanufacturing, cardiometabolic diseases, and AI.

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Controversial project aims to make artificial human genomes

A landmark project funded by Wellcome aims to develop the tools needed to synthesise human genomes – and simultaneously probe the social implications.

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Vor Bio revives, thanks to $4bn+ licensing deal with RemeGen

After winding up its stem cell therapy operations last month, Vor Bio has reinvented itself as an autoimmune disease-focused biotech.

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Nektar eyes pivotal trials for eczema drug cast off by Lilly

Nektar Therapeutics has said phase 2b results show it was right to keep faith with rezpegaldesleukin as a therapy for atopic dermatitis.

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Could a vaccine adjuvant be protective against dementia?

Scientists behind a study suggesting GSK's RSV vaccine may be protective against dementia have said the adjuvant used in it may be responsible.

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Biogen races into phase 3 with Spinraza follow-up

Biogen is looking to the future of its spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) business, taking a candidate offering once-yearly dosing into phase 3.

Novo Nordisk Foundation gives $75m for R&D 'challenges'

Controversial project aims to make artificial human genomes

Vor Bio revives, thanks to $4bn+ licensing deal with RemeGen

Nektar eyes pivotal trials for eczema drug cast off by Lilly

Could a vaccine adjuvant be protective against dementia?

Biogen races into phase 3 with Spinraza follow-up

Gilead strikes again, penning $5bn deal to buy Tubulis

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