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LifeArc working with the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation to develop a prognostic test for Crohn’s disease in children

A new partnership between LifeArc and the US-based Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation (Foundation) aims to progress encouraging research that could help to advance a promising new prognostic test closer to the clinic. The goal is to help deliver precision medicine for children with Crohn’s disease, improving the chances of successful treatment and the quality of […]

Researchers

We can help to fund, develop and protect your academic research.

Working with TTOs

Our IP management skills can help protect and develop your medical research

Funding early stage research

Support for progression of medical science

Diagnostics development

Collaborative diagnostics development and validation

As a charity we want to make sure your research reaches patients and minimise cost and risk for you

LifeArc supports MRC spin-out to Series A funding

How we supported scientists to progress a technology from the lab to the point where it is ready to move towards the clinic

Charities

By working together we can increase our impact.

Helping charities

We help fellow charities fund, resource and develop medical research

Campaigning together

Through collaboration we give promising research every chance to succeed

Alliance enables clinical trial of experimental treatment for epidermolysis bullosa

Collaboration with four EB charities from three different countries

Industry

We work with you to develop potential projects.

Licensing opportunities

Projects and products available for partnering and collaboration

Drug discovery pipeline

Explore the therapeutics portfolio from our Centre for Therapeutic Discovery

In vitro diagnostics

Partner with the Centre for Diagnostics Development

Antibody engineering

Our antibody engineering expertise has helped to put humanised antibody drugs on the market

Keytruda: a new generation cancer treatment

Humanised antibody known as Keytruda (pembrolizumab)

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Academic Scientist

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