Belgian biotech firm Celyad (Euronext Brussels: CYAD) has announced a strategic partnership with the Institut Curie’s Inserm Cancer and Immunity Unit to further develop its NKR-T pipeline in cellular immunotherapies for cancer.
Celyad is a leader in the discovery and development of engineered cell therapies, with clinical programs in cardiovascular disease and immuno-oncology. It has called academic research collaborations “integral to bringing Celyad science and product candidates to patients and their families”.
In this partnership, the company and Institut Curie will pool their expertise to progress Celyad immuno-oncology pipeline, aimed at bringing novel cellular immunotherapies to cancer patients.
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