InnoSer welcomes Edith Simar as its new Business Development Manager

InnoSer welcomes Edith Simar as its new Business Development Manager

Sep 25, 2020

Starting from September 2020, Edith Simar joined the InnoSer team as a business development manager. Thanks to her earlier work and connections in Belgium, France, and Luxembourg Edith will especially strengthen InnoSer’s relationships with (prospective) French...
Midbrain Organoids Free Webinar With Javier Jarazo

Midbrain Organoids Free Webinar With Javier Jarazo

Sep 16, 2020

InnoSer is inviting all interested in using midbrain organoids as a platform for Parkinson’s disease drug development to its webinar organized in collaboration with OrganoTherapeutics. The presentation outlining the platform characteristics and use will be given...
A day in the life of InnoSer senior research associate Laura Blockken

A day in the life of InnoSer senior research associate Laura Blockken

Jul 28, 2020

To provide a range of innovative tools for accelerating drug development, InnoSer brings people from both scientific and business backgrounds together. With our interview series ‘A day in the life of’, let’s take a glimpse into what it is like to be part of this small...
Towards Personalized Medicine By The Early Use Of Patient Data

Towards Personalized Medicine By The Early Use Of Patient Data

Jul 9, 2020

OPINION Traditional approaches to clinical drug development have created a critical gap between preclinical research and patient applications. Only the drugs that pass big clinical trials reach to the clinic, and a potentially heterogeneous group of patients end up...
Let’s reconsider your research – InnoSer contract breeding services

Let’s reconsider your research – InnoSer contract breeding services

Jun 25, 2020

COVID-19 restrictions brought extra challenges to breeding and maintaining colonies within academic facilities. If you are looking for a service provider resilient to today’s vulnerable environment, InnoSer is here to support you. Let’s put your research back on track...