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Queen’s University Belfast enters FLIP inhibitor collaboration

The university will work with Ipsen on the inhibitors, which have been supported by Domainex
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Almac and Queen’s University Belfast collaboration passes midpoint

The KTP project has achieved multiple successful outcomes including dissemination through peer-reviewed publication and several conference presentations
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Hot-melt extrusion for high drug loaded amorphous solid dispersions

Enhancement of dissolution, solubility and bioavailability for poorly soluble APIs can be achieved using a number of different approaches
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Invest Northern Ireland Grant awarded to industry academia collaboration

Fusion Antibodies and Queen’s University Belfast aim to develop a platform to accelerate the discovery of COVID-19 antibodies
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Spin-out company tackles porous liquid research

The University of Liverpool has invested in a joint venture chemistry spin-out company with Queen’s University Belfast
Design & Build

Queen’s Uni Belfast opens £7.5m advanced manufacturing facility

The facility aims to encourage interdisciplinary research, from Engineering to Applied Mathematics, to tackle challenges within industry helping to make Industry 4.0 a reality
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Queen’s University Belfast and Domainex win late-stage award to progress novel lung cancer drug candidate into the clinic

Award will allow the partners to accelerate the optimisation and early development of first-in-class small molecule inhibitors that block FLIP’s pro-survival functions
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