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Latest press releases – plus an archive of press releases, thus recording milestones and key facts in Sunstone’s history.
MinvervaX CFO & CDO Appointment
MinervaX ApS, a privately held Danish biotechnology company developing a novel, prophylactic vaccine against Group B Streptococcus (GBS), today announces the appointments of Jamila Louahed as Chief Development Officer and Hans Henrik Chrois Christensen as Chief...
Treetop Meeting
We usually do not share updates from internal meetings - but this was too fantastic not to share. A full day meeting in the midst of branches of +100 year old oaks and beech trees overlooking Isefjorden in “the treetop huts” at Ryegaard & Trudsholm Godser. Spiced...
Hans T. Scambye joins Sunstone as Venture Partner
Sunstone is delighted to announce that experienced biotech executive and CEO of Galecto Hans T. Schambye will be joining our team as new Venture Partner as of 1st February 2025. With a background as an MD and PhD Hans brings to Sunstone over 25 years of experience...
Neumirna Therapeutics secures euro 20M in Series A financing
Neumirna Therapeutics (‘Neumirna’), an RNA-focused biotech company developing next-generation therapeutics for neurological disorders, is pleased to announce the first closing of its Series A funding round at €20M. The investment was co-led by new investors, Angelini...
Ascelia Pharma Successfully Meets Primary Endpoint with Strong Headline Results in Orviglance Phase 3 Study
Ascelia Pharma AB (publ) (ticker: ACE), a biotech focused on improving the life of people living with rare cancer conditions, today announced that liver imaging drug candidate, Orviglance®, significantly improved visualization of focal liver lesions, successfully...
Fund IV company Cardior Pharmaceuticals acquired by Novo Nordisk
Cardior is a leader in the discovery and development of therapies that target RNA as a means to prevent, repair and reverse diseases of the heart. The company’s therapeutic approach targets distinctive non-coding RNAs as a platform for addressing root causes of...