💥 Struggling with the #scale-up, #formulation and #purity of heterobifunctional #degraders? Download this #TPD masterpiece, authored exclusively by Sygnature Discovery scientists. #Free until Nov. 8th! 👉 https://lnkd.in/em6hFXMA 🙌 Kudos to Allan Jordan, Roland Hjerpe, Diana Castagna, Benoit Gourdet, Philip MacFaul, Andrew Novak, Etienne Rochette & Guillaume Revol for their contributions in the recently published "Progress in Medicinal Chemistry", Volume 63, Elsevier. #MedChem #DefiningDirections #Innovation #TargetedProteinDegradation #ScientificInnovation #CRO
About us
Sygnature Discovery is a world-leading integrated drug discovery Contract Research Organisation, with over 1000 staff from 53 nationalities, including 900 scientists working on drug discovery programmes. Founded in 2004, we have delivered over 40 pre-clinical compounds, 21 clinical compounds, and our scientists are named on over 170 patent applications. We partner with global pharma, biotech, and NFP organizations, providing integrated drug discovery services from target identification through to candidate nomination. Our co-located teams are experts in protein science, chemistry, computational chemistry, in vitro biology, pharmacology, DMPK, form and formulation services, and project management, with a core therapeutic focus on oncology, inflammation and immunology, as well as neuroscience, metabolic diseases, respiratory, infectious diseases and fibrotic diseases.
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- Biotechnology Research
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- 1,001-5,000 employees
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- 2004
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- Medicinal Chemistry; synthetic chemistry; drug discovery, In vitro Bioscience, Computational Chemistry & Informatics, DMPK & Physical sciences, Protein crystallography, Drug Formulation, and In vivo Bioscience
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Nottingham, NG1 1GR, GB
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Cambridge, Massachusetts 02142, US
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South San Francisco, California 94080, US
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Alderley Edge, England SK10 4TG, GB
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💥 Curious about #DMPK strategies for #degraders? Download this #TPD masterpiece, authored exclusively by Sygnature Discovery scientists. #Free until Nov. 8th! 👉 https://lnkd.in/em6hFXMA 🙌 Kudos to Allan Jordan, Roland Hjerpe, Diana Castagna, Benoit Gourdet, Philip MacFaul, Andrew Novak, Etienne Rochette & Guillaume Revol for their contributions in the recently published "Progress in Medicinal Chemistry", Volume 63, Elsevier. #MedChem #DefiningDirections #Innovation #TargetedProteinDegradation #ScientificInnovation #CRO
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Sygnature Discovery is delighted to get #fundraising efforts underway here on LinkedIn on behalf of our CEO, Simon Hirst, as he takes part once again in the CEO Sleepout at Meadow Lane football stadium in #Nottingham on November 7! CEO Sleepout is a national #charity set up to inspire the business community to unite to fight homelessness; raising money for frontline services, helping to change lives. The charity is joining forces with The Friary, Emmanuel House Support Centre and Notts County Foundation to make this change a reality. The aim of the event is for 40 big-hearted business people to raise a massive £40,000 by sleeping outdoors for the night. This will boost local charities in their bid to prevent homelessness in the local area - just when it's needed most. A night sleeping outdoors may not be warm or comfortable, but it could change somebody's life. Click here to visit Simon’s personal fundraising page and make a donation: https://lnkd.in/ejuxZeTB We wish Simon all the best in his efforts to smash his fundraising targets for a charity that remains close to his heart, and we look forward to sharing his results shortly after the event. #ceosleepout #charityevent
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A well-executed hit-finding strategy is one of the cornerstones of successful drug development. High-quality, structurally diverse hits provide a strong foundation to progress your compound to clinical candidate. 🔵 What if you could leverage multiple screening technologies all within one powerful, integrated platform to produce well-characterized hits, tailored to today’s most challenging new targets? HIT SYNERGY is a powerful hit ID platform from Sygnature Discovery which combines cutting-edge affinity screening, fragment-based drug discovery, high throughput screening and virtual screening with a carefully designed strategy to meet your project requirements around budgets, timelines and goals. Set your project up for success. Learn more about HIT SYNERGY from Sygnature Discovery, here 👇 https://lnkd.in/gNsRrR36 #drugdiscovery #pharma #biotech
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💥 Curious about drug discovery #biology for #degraders? Download this #TPD masterpiece, authored exclusively by Sygnature Discovery scientists. #Free until Nov. 8th! 👉 https://lnkd.in/em6hFXMA 🙌 Kudos to Allan Jordan, Roland Hjerpe, Diana Castagna, Benoit Gourdet, Philip MacFaul, Andrew Novak, Etienne Rochette & Guillaume Revol for their contributions in the recently published "Progress in Medicinal Chemistry", Volume 63, Elsevier. #MedChem #DefiningDirections #Innovation #TargetedProteinDegradation #ScientificInnovation #CRO
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💥 Interested in medicinal #chemistry approaches for #degraders? Download this #TPD masterpiece, authored exclusively by Sygnature Discovery scientists. #Free until Nov. 8th! 👉 https://lnkd.in/em6hFXMA 🙌 Kudos to Allan Jordan, Roland Hjerpe, Diana Castagna, Benoit Gourdet, Philip MacFaul, Andrew Novak, Etienne Rochette & Guillaume Revol for their contributions in the recently published "Progress in Medicinal Chemistry", Volume 63, Elsevier. #MedChem #DefiningDirections #Innovation #TargetedProteinDegradation #ScientificInnovation #CRO
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🌟 Discover how we are Defining Directions in Targeted Protein Degradation (#TPD) 🌟 💥We’re proud to share our latest book chapter, just published in "Progress in Medicinal Chemistry" Vol. 63 (Elsevier), authored entirely by Sygnature Discovery scientists. 🙌 Kudos to Allan Jordan, Roland Hjerpe, Diana Castagna, Benoit Gourdet, Philip MacFaul, Andrew Novak, Etienne Rochette & Guillaume Revol who were recently invited to collate our thoughts and opinions on the latest advances in the heterobifunctional therapeutics space.🙌 Get exclusive insights on shaping the future of TPD, download it for #free until Nov. 8th! 👉 Download here: https://lnkd.in/em6hFXMA #DefiningDirections #TargetedProteinDegradation #ScientificInnovation #CRO
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Radiotherapy Enhances the Efficacy of the PARP Inhibitor Niraparib in a Preclinical Model of Triple-Negative Breast Cancer... Radiotherapy is a key treatment for various cancers often in combination with other therapies. Our recent research has demonstrated the utility and value of our preclinical radiotherapy platform for testing the efficacy of novel therapeutic agents in combination with this clinically relevant standard of care in drug discovery research. The data shows that radiotherapy enhances efficacy and modulates pathway relevant tumour biomarkers of the PARP inhibitor niraparib in a preclinical model of triple-negative breast cancer. ⭕ At the EORTC-NCI-AACR Symposium in Barcelona, Friday October 25th, Pablo Binder will present our latest work on this therapeutic combination. ⭕ Don’t miss this chance to discuss our capabilities at poster PB320. Our Business Development Director, Katie Headland, will also be attending and is available to discuss how we can support your project needs! Can't make the event? Download the poster for more insights👇 https://lnkd.in/eRJNfEm6
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Using IVIS Bioluminescent Imaging to Assess In Vivo Biodistribution of Hermes™ Nanoparticles... Evaluating the biodistribution profile of gene and cell therapies is critical for understanding their pharmacokinetics, efficacy, and safety. At the ESGCT Annual Congress in Rome, October 24th and 25th, Tobias Bunday will present a poster showcasing Sygnature’s latest work with 4basebio in tracking Hermes™ nanoparticles in vivo using IVIS bioluminescent imaging. This approach offers high-sensitivity, non-invasive longitudinal assessment of therapeutic biodistribution across different tissues, advancing our ability to develop, detect and understand targeted, effective therapies. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with us and discuss our research in greater detail! ⭕ Visit poster P0908 for an in-depth look at Hermes™ nanoparticle imaging. Can't make the event? Download the poster for more insights👇 https://lnkd.in/e2BtrniE
Using IVIS bioluminescent imaging to assess in vivo biodistribution of HermesTM nanoparticles
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We are so grateful for all the people who interacted with our posters at SfN's Neuroscience 2024! Not a pigeon in sight. 🦅 🤣 📣 Download a digital copy of our SCANME-related posters here! ⭕ A high content imaging screening assay to identify novel neuroinflammation modulators using human patient iPSC derived microglia https://lnkd.in/emncCT2r ⭕ Humanising drug discovery with integration of automation workflows https://lnkd.in/ejwqpnPA
Professor of Pharmacognosy, Natural Products Chemistry and Food Chemistry, Pharmacognosy Department, Faculty of Pharmacy, Ain-Shams University, Cairo, Egypt
This video highlights a major flaw in the way poster presentations are organized at conferences. Too often, conferences accept as many posters as they have space for, without putting thought into how to truly engage the audience. Scholars are simply asked to hang their posters and stand by them for 2-4 hours, waiting—hoping—someone will come by. Afterward, they take their posters down and go home. But imagine this: a scholar has worked tirelessly for 2-3 years on a project. They’ve poured their passion, sweat, and countless hours into their research. Finally, they have the opportunity to share it with their peers, eager to spark conversations and dive deep into the details. Yet, there they stand, full of hope, and no one shows any interest. It’s not just disappointing—it’s heartbreaking. Conferences need to do better. They should actively encourage attendees to visit the posters, perhaps by offering incentives or organizing competitions where participants engage with the details of the posters. This would foster discussions, recognition, and appreciation for the scholars' hard work. These researchers invest years of their lives and significant financial resources to attend these conferences. The least they deserve is the attention and recognition their efforts warrant. The current conference model is failing them, and it’s time for a dramatic change.