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The spin-off has secured more than €3.5 million in non-dilutive funding and recently signed its first international partnership with Norwegian biotechnology company Circio.
CiQUS researcher Manuel Souto leads this pioneering symposium that will connect universities, technology centers, and companies on 4-5 June to accelerate technology transfer in materials for energy storage and conversion.
Developed at CiQUS, this groundbreaking technology uses synthetic peptides to deliver drugs to specific organs with enhanced safety, efficacy, and selectivity, paving the way for a future spin-off.
The center will join international consortia alongside leading academic institutions and key industrial partners through a series of initiatives under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie program.
CiQUS researchers will participate in CAR T-REX, a new EIC Pathfinder project funded with 2.7M € by the European Innovation Council.
O vicepresidente primeiro e a Directora de GAIN visitaron o centro para coñecer os avances no proxecto TraffikGene.
CiQUS receives funding from the State Research Agency (AEI) to enhance collaboration with industry.
The project led by Prof. Javier Montenegro at CiQUS receives support from the European Innovation Council to advance in the preclinical validation of a novel delivery system for therapeutic nucleic acids.
On 15th June, the prize-giving ceremony of the Galician Royal Academy of Science took place, in which CiQUS was present.
Celtarys Research, liderada por el IP del CiQUS Eddy Sotelo, fue la segunda startup mejor valorada por parte del jurado, por delante de AirCO2 y detrás de Cluber.
Apoyado por el programa IGNICIA, el proyecto que lidera el Prof. Javier Montenegro en el CiQUS entra en una nueva fase para llegar a mercado.
The spin-off led by Prof. Eddy Sotelo, PI of CiQUS, among the finalists of the Royal Society of Chemistry Emerging Technologies Competition.