| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Sumita Ray |
General Counsel | Profile |
Delaware BioScience Association has a broad-based membership including pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical devices, analytical equipment and agricultural products; as well as representatives from academia, medical research, workforce training and other supporting organizations (financial, legal, marketing, consulting, engineering and construction, etc.) that serve the bioscience community. Delaware Bio is focused on being a unified voice for Delaware and the region`s bioscience community to accelerate the growth of human, animal, plant, and industrial biosciences.
Freeline is a clinical-stage, fully integrated, next generation, systemic AAV-based gene therapy company with the ambition of transforming the lives of patients suffering from inherited systemic debilitating diseases. We are headquartered in the UK and we also have operations in Germany and the US. Freeline was founded in 2015 and builds upon the pioneering work by our Clinical and Scientific Advisor and Director, Professor Amit Nathwani, Professor of Haematology at UCL. With our liver-based investigational gene therapy technology, we aim to improve the lives of people with chronic systemic diseases and realise the potential of gene therapy treatments.
K Biosciences is a Beverly, MA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Inimmue is a new biotechnology company founded by pharmaceutical industry veterans focused on developing next generation immunotherapeutics.
CymaBay Therapeutics is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company located in the San Francisco Bay Area focused on developing therapies to treat metabolic diseases with high unmet medical need or serious rare and orphan diseases. We are committed to developing breakthrough medicines that improve the lives of patients and their families. CymaBay was seeded with the assets from an earlier metabolic disease company in which more than $120M was invested to produce a robust pipeline.