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CHDI Foundation extends collaboration with IRBM to accelerate development of Huntington’s disease therapeutics

19th November 2018, Pomezia, Italy – IRBM, a global contract research organization (CRO), has strengthened its position in neurodegenerative disease research following an extension of its long-standing collaboration with CHDI Foundation, a nonprofit biomedical research organization exclusively dedicated to collaboratively developing therapeutics that substantially improve the lives of those affected by Huntington’s disease (HD).

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IRBM continues global growth with two new appointments

31st May, 2018 Pomezia, Italy –  IRBM, a global Contract Research Organization, has recruited two new members of staff as part of its global growth strategy. Carlo Toniatti, M.D., Ph.D., has been appointed as the Chief Scientific Officer, bringing more than two decades of drug development and discovery experience to the role where he will oversee scientific strategy, and Heidi Kingdon-Jones has been recruited as the Global VP of Sales and Marketing, to drive forward IRBM’s continued global expansion.

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The American Chemical Society Honors IRBM Leading Scientists as Heroes of Chemistry 2017

August 20th, 2017, WASHINGTON, D.C. – At a ceremony prior to the American Chemical Society fall meeting, the ACS inducted Dr. Vincenzo Summa and Dr. Steven Harper, respectively the Vice President of Drug Discovery and the Head of Medicinal Chemistry at IRBM Science Park S.p.A., into its scientific Hall of Fame as Heroes of Chemistry, 2017. The program recognizes scientists whose innovative work in chemistry and chemical engineering led to commercial products that benefit the world.

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IRBM’s Promidis Announces Major HBV Agreement with Lombardy

June 20th, 2017, MILAN – IRBM announced today that a scientific consortium led by its subsidiary Promidis received a 5.6 million euro grant from the Italian region of Lombardy to discover and develop innovative cures for chronic hepatitis B, a disease which still affects a significant portion of the world population, despite the availability of a vaccine. Chronic hepatitis B is a significant burden on national health systems, and can lead to severe complications, especially in children.

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