nytt spørsmål: Er PCIB linket til denne forskningen som partner?
Eller er forskningen linket til en av våre FimaNac samarbeidspartnere? (f.eks BioNtech)
Svar fr 19.10.2018, 11.50
Takk for din interesse for PCI Biotech. ETH Zürich er en av PCI Biotech’s samarbeidspartnere for preklinisk utvikling og dette samarbeidet har pågått over noen år.
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Ronny Skuggedal
CFO
http://www.galenik.ethz.ch/research/particulate-vaccine.html
Particulate vaccine delivery systems – Drug Formulation …
www.galenik.ethz.ch
Biodegradable polymeric or lipidic micro- and nanoparticles are a very versatile and efficient platform for new generation vaccines. Such particles can be loaded with peptide and protein antigens, nucleic acids coding for antigens, immune-stimulatory receptor ligands (Toll-like, NOD-like, C-type lectin, RIG-like, scavenger receptors), photosensitizer and other desired compounds.
Link to Phd position and quite a nice job description, I think fimavacc/NAC are getting exciting now:
https://www.academicgates.com/job/detail/7912476b-1ba4-46ba-a36a-6c5d0cc87f9b 3
Phd Position In Experimental Cancer Vaccination
www.academicgates.com
Aufgabenbereich / Responsibilities
The appointed PhD student will conduct experimental research on all aspects of cancer immunotherapy utilising a novel method called Photochemical internalisation (PCI), which combines vaccination and photodynamic therapy. The work is done in close collaboration with researchers from the Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences at ETH Zurich who provide help in formulation of particulate vaccines, e.g. liposomes, and a biotech partner. The PhD student will be developing and testing vaccines in tissue cultures and in mice, and she/he will be using immunological and molecular assessment methods in vitro and in vivo, e.g. FACS, ELISA, immunohistochemistry, immunofluorescence microscopy, PCR and WB. The project is supported by the Swiss National Science foundation, University of Zurich, and a biotech partner .