ICR and Merck KGaA renew alliance in small-molecule cancer drugs

22 September 2023
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The Institute of Cancer Research in London and German science and technology company Merck KGaA (MRK: DE) have renewed their strategic alliance in the discovery and development of new cancer drugs.

Scientists in the Centre for Cancer Drug Discovery at The Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) will work with researchers at Merck on a range of related projects, each of which aim to discover and develop new small-molecule inhibitors of a new class of cancer targets.

"The latest chapter in a partnership that has now lasted for almost 20 years"This multi-target, multi-year collaboration involves significant financial and staff commitments from both parties, including Merck funding nine full-time research posts at the ICR.

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