French biotech Transgene (EPA: TNG) has named Simone Steiner as its new chief technical officer, in a move aimed at advancing the development and production of its virus-based immunotherapies.
Ms Steiner will play a central role in optimizing manufacturing for Transgene’s individualized cancer vaccines based on its myvac platform, and will also be involved in preparing a second clinical study expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2025.
She most recently served as CTO at German biotech T-knife Therapeutics, where she led technical development and manufacturing of engineered T cell therapies. Prior to that, she was head of technical development at Swiss-based Tigen and previously spent more than a decade at Novartis (NOVN: VX) working on large-scale production strategies.
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