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Proclara is pioneering a new approach to treating neurodegenerative diseases. By developing novel therapies that recognize and target multiple misfolded proteins, we aim to make a transformative impact on the lives of patients affected by Alzheimer`s, Parkinson`s, and other diseases caused by protein misfolding. Our approach is shaped by an experienced team with deep drug development experience, and productive collaborations with world-class advisors and partners.
Despite significant advances in treatment of primary tumors, metastatic cancer remains a leading cause of solid cancer mortality. HiberCell seeks to change that.
Ultivue develops innovative reagent-based solutions that maximize the biological information available from cells and tissue samples. The company`s technology is being used to elucidate biological pathways and to validate clinically-relevant biomarkers. Ultivue is based in Cambridge, MA. Our culture provides an exceptional work environment fostering innovation and collaboration to make a difference collectively. Ultivue`s employees are bright, flexible, and driven to create meaningful impact through our work. We work at a fast pace, but support each other achieve the work/life balance that helps us thrive as a company. Our entrepreneurial culture relies on contributions and input from all. Our bench of experienced managers provides mentoring and support to ensure front line staff make the most of their unique talents and energy.
With offices in Philadephia and Boston, SwanBio Therapeutics is developing leading-edge therapies to deliver dramatic clinical efficacy for the treatment of neurological diseases. We are driven by an unrelenting passion to solve difficult challenges, and a belief that meaningful discovery is borne of curiosity, collaboration, and compassion. Founded by proven industry leaders with a commitment to positively impacting the lives of people with neurological diseases, SwanBio merges clinical, scientific and drug commercialization expertise.