Tech Transfer Roundup: Tonix Inks Trio Of COVID-19-Focused Deals

New York biotech is partnering with researchers at Columbia, Kansas State and Southern Research to address the pandemic.

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In the past month, Tonix Pharmaceuticals Holding Corp. has unveiled three separate partnerships to advance its efforts towards a vaccine for novel coronavirus, including a collaboration focused on precision medicine in both preventing and treating COVID-19.

On 16 July, the biotech announced that it will work with researchers at Columbia University to investigate the...

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