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A novel small molecule inhibitor to treat dementia
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Brandon BioCatalyst is the largest life science investment fund in Australia and New Zealand. We are a unique collaboration between major Australian superannuation funds, CSL, the Australian and New Zealand governments, Australian state governments and more than 50 leading medical research institutes and research hospitals.
Learn more about who we areA clinical stage company developing treatment for hot flashes in cancer survivors undergoing endocrine therapy
View ProjectDeveloping disease-modifying mitochondrial therapeutics for neurodegenerative disorders
View ProjectDeveloping the next generation of CAR-T cell therapies to treat solid cancers
View ProjectCombining non-opioid analgesics and biopolymers to deliver weeks of localised pain management
View ProjectUnlocking the potential of N-myristoyltransferase (NMT) to develop precision medicines for a range of diseases including cancer and viral infections
View ProjectGlyscend is developing novel non-absorbable polymers that are orally-delivered for the treatment of Type 2 Diabetes.
View ProjectIMB is a global leader in multidisciplinary life sciences research, bringing together 500 researchers from across the globe for disease discovery, application and sustainable futures. Formed in 2000 as an initiative of The University of Queensland, State and Federal Governments and private philanthropy, IMB is one of the largest life sciences institutes in the Asia-Pacific region. It has capitalised on one of the greatest periods of discovery in history – the genetic and molecular basis of life and its diversity.
ViewCallaghan Innovation is the New Zealand government’s innovation agency, helping businesses succeed through technology. We act as a gateway to innovation in New Zealand by connecting the rest of the world to Kiwi companies, research institutes, incubators, universities and commercialisation offices.
ViewThe Brain Health Research Centre is one of the pre‐eminent neuroscience centres in NZ. It consists of more than 40 research groups (academic & clinical), plus their research staff and students across a number of schools and campuses in the Divisions of Health Sciences and Sciences at the University of Otago. The mission of the Brain Health Research Centre (BHRC) is to support excellent, international quality research at the University of Otago, aimed at understanding the mechanisms of brain health, disease and repair, including the development of new treatments for neurological disorders.
Brandon BioCatalyst is innovation in action: We provide a path for taking medical science from conception into the real world.
Our Venture capital model is unique. We don’t simply provide investment, we partner with entrepreneurs to create businesses, run companies and everything necessary to ensure our investments succeed.
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