Singapore Creates Immunology Network To Coordinate Research
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
The government of Singapore has established an immunology network to tie universities, hospitals and other institutions to a system of collaboration and coordination on the core subject of the country's initiative to foster biomedical science. Eventually, the network is to help create partnerships between local and international biotech and pharmaceutical companies. Those collaborations would focus on antibody platforms, immunotherapies for cancer, and development of vaccines and diagnostic for children. The research is to be divided into three areas, cancer immunology, immune disorders and immunity to infections. (Click here for more