ArticlesPacientsResearchersCell therapyGen TherapyResearchCTGCTNICRodrigo Ortiz 30 August 2024 Exciting news in Sonogenetics: A New Frontier for Deep Tissue Treatment Researchers have made a discovery that could change how we treat some diseases deep within the human body. This technique, known as sonogenetics, combines the power of ultrasound with genetically engineered cells to deliver ... More
EventsCliniciansResearchersGen TherapyDrug DiscoveryResearchCTGCTNICGregor Cuzak 17 July 2024 CTGCT about on/off switching of CAR-Ts at the EBMT 2024 Assoc. Prof Dr Mojca Benčina, head of the newly founded Slovenian Centre for the Technologies of Gene and Cell Therapy (CTGCT), gave a speech at the recent 50th Annual Meeting of the European Society ... More
CliniciansResearchersCell therapyGen TherapyGMPBusiness ModelClinic studyDrug DiscoveryEconomicsInvestmentLogisticsPre ClinicalResearchCTGCTNICUCLGregor Cuzak 17 July 2024 UCL ATMP Pipeline Our partner University College London (UCL) have produced a great short brochure (link) showing the strength and depth of their pipeline of ATMPs. They use a managed portfolio approach in which they support ~100 ... More
EventsCliniciansResearchersCell therapyGen TherapyGMPClinic studyMarketaccessRegulationResearchCharite BerlinCTGCTNICUMCUtrechtGregor Cuzak 1 July 2024 Panel Discussion on ATMP Regulation The CTGCT organised its first Panel Discussion on 29 May entitled: ATMP Regulation. The main takeaway from the very successful session was that the strong potential of the Slovenian ecosystem requires the will to ... More
EventsCliniciansPacientsResearchersGen TherapyGMPClinic studyDatamanagementDrug DiscoveryEthicalcommitteeInvestmentLaboratoryLogisticsManufacturing ProcessModalitetadelovanjazdravilaPharmacodynamicsPharmacokineticsPre ClinicalRaw MaterialRegulationResearchCTGCTNICGregor Cuzak 26 June 2024 Event Date: 14 June 2024 • 09:00 − 17:00 CTNNB1 Conference – One Year to Cure One year to cure is the goal shared by parents of children with the CTNNB1 Syndrome rare disease. Out of approximately 400 known cases worldwide, 82 families with children gathered at the conference in ... More
