European pharma industry funds project to promote biologics development

6 March 2017
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A new project has been launched to understand the factors associated with the development of advanced therapy medicinal p[roducts (ATMPs) in Europe, with the aim of promoting and accelerating the launch of new products in this area.

The project is being launched by Lygature, a Dutch not-for-profit foundation that seeks to encourage public-private collaboration in order to catalyse new medical solutions.

ATMPs are a particular class of biopharmaceutical product, based on genes, cells or tissue engineering, that are identified by the European Medicines Agency as offering groundbreaking opportunities for the treatment of disease and injury.

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