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The Sussex Drug Discovery Centre is to host private biotechnology tenant Stratosvir in its laboratory facilities
By: James Andrews
Last updated: Wednesday, 27 November 2024
Dr Antonio Postigo, co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Stratosvir said ‘We are thrilled to have opened laboratory facilities at Sussex. The Centre’s vast experience in drug development in collaboration with industry partners offers us an excellent environment in which to progress our systemically delivered anti-cancer viral therapeutics’.
Director of SDDC, Prof Erika Mancini added that ‘We are delighted to welcome Stratosvir to our Centre. Our mission is to facilitate translation of academic research through drug development, and as part of our strategy for industrial collaboration we are keen to work with promising early-stage companies such as Stratosvir.’
Nick Bull, Business Partnerships Manager stated that ‘as the first private biotechnology tenant to be welcomed onto campus, I'm looking forward to Stratosvir tapping into our vibrant academic culture and engaging with our talented student community. I'm confident that their innovative research into viral immunotherapy cancer treatments will prosper and enhance the depth of research endeavours at Sussex’.
L-R Prof Erika Mancini, Dr Barny Greenland (DRAKE), Dr Antonio Postigo, Prof John Spencer (Head of Medicinal Chemistry)