Earlier this year, the Board set out to answer the question, “Can Toronto become the Next Boston?” The response from life science leaders and experts has been clear: Toronto IS a life sciences city and it doesn’t have to be like Boston to be successful. Earlier this week, we hosted the 3rd event in our Life Sciences breakfast series, focused on Toronto's Regenerative Medicine Frontier. We heard from an array of leaders from various parts of the ecosystem including: -Alison Nankivell MaRS Discovery District -Dr. Michael May CCRM -Dr. Shaf Keshavjee University Health Network -Mitchel Sivilotti OmniaBio -Emily Titus Notch Therapeutics -Dr. Maura Campbell OBIO. Thank you to our event partners University of Toronto and OmniaBio. Read our event recap here: https://lnkd.in/gkMsM25k
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👁️✨ Breakthrough in Vision Restoration: Life Biosciences' Groundbreaking Data! ✨👁️ Exciting news from the forefront of biotech! Life Biosciences has presented revolutionary data at ARVO, demonstrating the restoration of visual function in nonhuman primates. This is a monumental leap forward in the quest to combat vision loss and age-related visual decline! 🌟🧬 The ability to restore sight is no longer a distant dream but a rapidly approaching reality. Life Biosciences' innovative approach not only offers hope for millions suffering from visual impairments but also paves the way for broader applications in regenerative medicine. 🚀🔬 This achievement is a testament to the incredible progress being made in the field of longevity and healthspan extension. As we continue to push the boundaries of what's possible, the future looks brighter—literally and figuratively! 🌍💡 The article for those who want to know more is here: https://lnkd.in/gWJKyaRt What do you think about this groundbreaking development? How will it impact the future of healthcare and longevity? Let's discuss! Comment below! 👇💬 PS. If you're interested in Longevity, come join our Ikare Longevity Community and get free access to longevity experts (doctors, sports coaches, dietitians, etc.): https://ikare.ai/community thanks! #Biotech #VisionRestoration #LifeBiosciences #ARVO #Longevity #HealthTech #IkareCommunity
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"My dream is to put Toronto at the centre of a global endeavour to bring these advanced medicines to patients in a way that has never been done before." Michael May will be the keynote at next week's (August 20) regenerative medicine breakfast series hosted by Toronto Region Board of Trade. Scroll down to hear Dr. May's thoughts on progress in the field of regenerative medicine, Toronto's role, how the business community can lend support, and much more. Continuing from above, here is the rest of Dr. May's answer to the question "Given the global interest in this field, what is the business case for keeping research and investment in the Toronto region?" A: "We are launching CCRM hubs around the world, and these hubs will work together to tackle the global market, but with Canada at the centre. Why shouldn't Canada be at the centre of this? Canada, Ontario, and Toronto have the right combination of scientific legacy, collaborative ecosystem, and infrastructure to lead in this field. Our long-term goal is to ensure that Toronto remains the focal point of this transformative industry, leading the way in making regenerative medicine a reality for patients worldwide." With lots of great speakers on the agenda (Mitchel Sivilotti, Emily Titus, Shaf Keshavjee, Alison Nankivell, Maura Campbell), we hope you join us next week. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gmNSSzhT
Regenerative medicine is revolutionizing healthcare with an aim to cure diseases rather than just treating symptoms. This field, which might sound straight out of science fiction, is very much a reality today. Dr. Michael May, President and CEO of the CCRM, is at the forefront of this exciting journey. In anticipation of his remarks at next week's Life Sciences breakfast we spoke with him about the advancements in regenerative medicine and the significant role Toronto is playing in this field. Dr. Maura Campbell OBIO, Dr. Shaf Keshavjee University Health Network, Alison Nankivell MaRS Discovery District, Mitchel Sivilotti OmniaBio, and Emily Titus Notch Therapeutics will also speak at the event. Read our conversation with Dr. May here: https://lnkd.in/gWkk_SjS
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My BioCentury Inc. read this week spotlights 2023 translational literature on new Alzheimer's mechanisms emerging from academia 🔬. This insightful article utilised BioCentury’s Distillery, a curated database of potential investment opportunities from academia, to shed light on groundbreaking research that could reshape our understanding of the disease. Kudos to the researchers paving the way for innovative approaches to tackle Alzheimer's. Let's stay informed and support advancements in the field! 🧠💡 #AlzheimersResearch #InnovationInScience #HealthcareAdvancements
Distillery spotlight: new Alzheimer’s mechanisms from academia
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Smart biomaterials and regenerative medicine have advanced to the peak of innovation and science in Brabant. With a vibrant ecosystem of research institutions, universities, and cutting-edge companies, the region has emerged as a global hub for pioneering breakthroughs in this revolutionary domain. To further enhance this sector, Mike Houtkamp from Brabantse Ontwikkelings Maatschappij (BOM) represented the Invest in Holland network at the Cell & Gene Meeting on the Med in Rome, a premier event uniting international experts and companies in the field of Regenerative Medicine. Alongside colleagues from the Invest in Holland network, ROM Utrecht Region, the aim was to attract companies active in regenerative medicine to strengthen the Regmed Cluster in the Netherlands. In #Brabant, the Smart BioMaterials Consortium (SBMC) is part of RegMed XB, a network of 4 initiatives that together form the Dutch national RG pilot plant for regenerative medicine. In Leiden, NecstGen is working on new cell and gene therapies. UMC Utrecht is responsible for the development of micro-tissues and in Maastricht ReGEN Biomedical provides macro-tissues that are needed for the development of personalized regenerative therapies. SBMC manages a development facility on the TU/e campus and a facility for pilot production. Recently, it was announced that Smart BioMaterials Consortium (SBMC), Brabantse Ontwikkelings Maatschappij (BOM), and High Tech Infosystems NL are joining forces to promote biomedical innovation. This partnership will contribute to further advancement and collaboration within the sector. #BOM #BRABANTISBRIGHT
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🚀 Exciting Partnership Announcement! 🚀 🔬 Boehringer Ingelheim partners with UK biotech Ochre Bio to tackle chronic liver disease. 💰 Up to $1bn partnership to develop treatments harnessing liver's regenerative capacity. 🔍 Ochre Bio's approach: - Analysing thousands of human livers to understand disease causes. - Studying RNA changes to extend lifespan of transplanted livers. - Aiming to 'nudge' liver cells to regenerate. 💡 Partnership aims to address unmet needs in advanced liver disease. 👨🔬 Boehringer sees Ochre Bio's genomics expertise as key to uncovering regenerative pathways. Exciting times ahead in liver disease treatment! 🌟 #machinelearning #biotech #drugdiscovery
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Great summary of some of the content at #LATSS2024 in this blog.
As things settle down after the Translational Science Summit, we're reflecting on all of the amazing sessions that took place throughout the day. We've pulled together some key takeaways about translational science in the UK from some of the main sessions – just a snippet from a jam-packed day! These are: - Collaboration is key - Be bold, ambitious and innovative - Getting regulation right is essential - The UK can become the go-to place for clinical trials - We need to unite to deliver impact for the patients - Fail to prepare, prepare to fail - Being proactive and pro-innovation can unleash UK life sciences Read more in our latest blog: https://shorturl.at/nqxIS
LifeArc Translational Science Summit: Highlights and key takeaways - LifeArc
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Great insights shared by @DaveBlivin from Cottonwood Technology Fund on how venture groups are stepping up to support early innovation, particularly in the fields of genomics and precision medicine. As larger companies scale back, the role of venture groups in promoting new and innovative ideas becomes more crucial than ever. Dave highlights the importance of investing in these areas early on to drive progress and improve patient outcomes. #innovation #venturecapital #genomics #precisionmedicine
Unveiling Precision Medicine: Transforming Healthcare with Tailored Treatments
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As things settle down after the Translational Science Summit, we're reflecting on all of the amazing sessions that took place throughout the day. We've pulled together some key takeaways about translational science in the UK from some of the main sessions – just a snippet from a jam-packed day! These are: - Collaboration is key - Be bold, ambitious and innovative - Getting regulation right is essential - The UK can become the go-to place for clinical trials - We need to unite to deliver impact for the patients - Fail to prepare, prepare to fail - Being proactive and pro-innovation can unleash UK life sciences Read more in our latest blog: https://shorturl.at/nqxIS
LifeArc Translational Science Summit: Highlights and key takeaways - LifeArc
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We enjoyed participating in this thought-provoking discussion on Toronto’s regenerative medicine frontier. Thank you for inviting us, Toronto Region Board of Trade! #regenmed #regenerativemedicine