Connecticut, USA-based Modifi Biosciences today announced that the company has been acquired by pharma giant Merck & Co (NYSE: MRK).
Modifi Biosciences was formed in 2021 based on technology spun out of Yale University.
“In founding Modifi Biosciences, we sought to radically change the oncology treatment paradigm for cancer patients with glioblastoma and other tumors,” said Dr Ranjit Bindra, Modifi Biosciences co-founder, Harvey and Kate Cushing, Professor of Therapeutic Radiology at Yale School of Medicine, and scientific director of the Yale Brain Tumor Center at Smilow Cancer Hospital. “We are honored to have Merck recognize the potential of our science, and as an oncology company, they are perfectly positioned to advance our innovations through clinical trials and commercialization,” he added.
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