BIO-Europe Spring 2019: Nanoform Harnesses Physics To Enhance Drug Candidate Viability

Nanoform’s chief commercial officer Christian Jones outlines how the company uses physics to enhance drug discovery and development for its pharma partners.

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Nanoform's Christian Jones speaks to Scrip

Helsinki-based Nanoform is looking to use nanotechnology and drug particle engineering to address challenges of solubility, permeability and bioavailability for candidates that companies in the industry is already developing in the clinic, as well as offering a better chance for discovery molecules to move into clinical development. Christian Jones, chief commercial officer, explained the company’s technological approach and its business strategy.

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