French pharmaceutical company Pierre Fabre’s Center of Immunology (CIPF) has entered into a three-year collaboration with the Corderliers Research Centre (CRC) to develop oncology biotherapies, it has been announced.
The partnership, which will bring together CRC’s academic scientific excellence and Pierre Fabre’s know-how in developing biomolecules, aims to bridge the gap between academic and applied research.
Professor Wolf-Hervé Fridman, who founded CRC, said: “Most of my research has been dedicated to fighting cancer and discovering the best approach to win this fight. By combining our respective expertise, this partnership offers us a unique opportunity to promote the development of our latest discoveries so that they can become innovative anti-cancer immunotherapies.”
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