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Enara Bio embarks on a research collaboration with George Washington University to deepen understanding of Dark Antigen® biology and expression

Enara Bio has announced a research collaboration with the George Washington University on Dark Antigen® biology and expression. One goal of the collaboration is to identify drugs that can further enhance the expression of Dark Antigens, therefore priming tumours for maximal clinical response to Dark Antigen-targeting immunotherapies. The collaboration will also study the underlying function of certain Dark Antigens in cancer biology. The... Read more

Charles Daubeny: The legacy behind Oxford’s largest commercial life science development

The Daubeny Project is The Oxford Science Park’s most ambitious development to date. Covering 450,000 sq ft over three buildings, the project will deliver world-class lab and office space for global science and technology companies. It is fitting that the project is named after Charles Daubeny, an eminent scientist and former fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford. This aligns with the Park’s ethos of fostering cutting-edge research and... Read more

Ellison Institute expands team of field-leading experts

The Ellison Institute of Technology (EIT) has announced its founding team of world-leading scientists, engineers, policy experts and entrepreneurs. EIT's mission is to develop and deploy solutions to some of humanity's most enduring challenges. They are taking a new approach to scientific discovery, one that aligns research and industry more closely than current models. This means creating end-to-end commercial solutions that translate... Read more

Scancell’s Modi-1 Moditope® vaccine achieves early clinical validation in head and neck cancer.

Modi-1 successfully achieved Simon stage 1 suggesting the combination of Modi-1 and checkpoint blockade is beneficial in HPV negative head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (SCCHN) This result supports the continuation of the study in this indication Moditope® patent granted by U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Scancell, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company developing novel immunotherapies for cancer, has achieved significant... Read more

Supporting companies to grow at The Oxford Science Park

The Oxford Science Park is committed to supporting companies to grow at the Park. We listen to and work closely with current and prospective occupiers, digging into the detail of their requirements to deliver optimal space for office and lab working. Being able to grow at the Park spares companies the upheaval of a costly move and enables them to remain focused on core business activities. In addition, they benefit from the consistency of... Read more

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