The Akkermansia company is the first co-spin-off resulting from joint research conducted at two European universities, the Catholic University of Louvain (BE) and the University of Wageningen (NL). It...
VIVES is a multi-sector fund that invests in projects with a positive societal impact
The Akkermansia company is the first co-spin-off resulting from joint research conducted at two European universities, the Catholic University of Louvain (BE) and the University of Wageningen (NL). It...
Novadip was founded in 2013 as spin-off comany from Université Catholique de Louvain and St. Luc University Hospital, based on the scientific discoveries of professor and founder Dr. Denis Dufrane...
Eligo Bioscience is the world leader in microbiome in vivo gene editing and is advancing a highly differentiated pipeline of precision medicines to address unmet medical needs in immunoinflammation...
Pierre Drion, business angel:
"For almost 20 years I have been passionate about what is called BioTech. This led me to invest in several companies and mainly university spin-offs. In this context, I...
Pierre-Antoine Mariage, co-CEO Botalys:
"VIVES trusted us at an early stage. In addition to their financial investment, they offer us a regular and wise coaching from their experts while respecting...
Georges Caron, past CEO Keemotion:
"VIVES supported us at the beginning of the project when the risk was at its maximum. We needed time to test some hypotheses and confront academic research with the...
Trial aims to enroll 12 children at eight sites in EU and US
Phase 3 trial in adult patients also planned for 2026 with focus on limb sparing associated with bone non-union (BNU)
Novadip aims to
Proceeds will advance clinical development of Nuclidium’s true theranostic pipeline and expand its global production and manufacturing network for copper-based radiopharmaceuticals
Participation is
NVD003 is a bone grafting material developed to surgically treat patients with Congenital Pseudarthrosis of the Tibia, a rare and difficult-to-treat pediatric disease
Four young patients were treated