DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Cancer Drug News Issue 666" report to their offering.
The favourable terms for academia in the deal highlight a shift in dynamics in industry-academia partnership. As more big pharma companies seek to leverage open innovation to drive lower cost, faster and more flexible R&D, competition for top institutions will increase. We expect a move away from academia being seen as just a provider of early research for the industry, towards more equally weighted partnerships.
Key Topics Covered:
- Dynamics Within Industry-Academia Partnerships Changing
- CHMP Adopts Positive Opinion On Empliciti For MM
- Kyprolis Approved For Multiple Myeloma In Canada
- Bendeka Available In US
- Venetoclax Receives FDA Breakthrough Therapy Designation For AML
- Cabozantinib Will Encounter Toughening Market Environment Despite Swift Entry
- Tookad Filed For Approval In Mexico Following Positive Phase III Results In PCA
- AstraZeneca's Lynparza Drive Will Secure Sustained Revenue Growth
- Stelba Submits Tookad MAA To EMA
- Jakafi Phase II Substudy Stopped Early Due To Insufficient Efficacy
- Halozyme Raises Funds To Continue Oncology Development
- Sun Launches Imatinib Mesylate In US
- HUYA Grants Exclusive Licence For HBI-8000 To Eisai
- Aduro Receives Clinical Development Milestone Payments From Janssen
- FDA Approves Eisai's Halaven For Advanced Liposarcoma
- Adicet Raises Funds; Acquires Applied Immune Technologies
- Spectrum Initiates SPI-2012 Phase III Trial Chemotherapy-Induced Neutropenia In BC
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Strong Oncology Profile To Support 2016 Growth
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