08 Jun Innovative solutions : 20h TF1
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29 Mar Hoping to prevent bypass, automated device produces stem cell grafts for heart repair
Medical Device Daily February 10, 2017...
06 Jan CellProthera raises 8.3 million euros
28 million euros to save human lives
MULHOUSE, France-- CellProthera, a biotech company which offers the most advanced cell therapy for regeneration of the damaged heart muscle after myocardial infarction, announces it has raised €8,300,000 from private investors in 2016. These funds, supplements the20 million€ raised during the previous rounds, and will enable CellProthera to pursue its scientific development, complete its Phase I/IIb clinical trial in Europe and prepare its Phase III in Europe and North America.07 Nov New governance at CellProthera
Matthieu de Kalbermatten nominated as CEO
MULHOUSE, France--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CellProthera, which offers the most advanced cell therapy for the regeneration of the damaged heart muscle after myocardial infarction, has changed its corporate governance and appointed Matthieu de Kalbermatten as CEO. He succeeds Jean-Claude Jelsch (currently Chairman of the Supervisory Board) and now manages the bio-tech firm alongside the Chairman, Professor Philippe Hénon.28 May Novel Automated Device Cultures Heart Stem Cells
A French start-up has designed and developed an automated device to culture heart stem cells. This might be an alternative to a heart transplant for 1 million patients in the main Western countries.28 May CellProthera, Pioneer in Cell Regenerative Therapy, Awarded the 2014 UBISTART Prize
CellProthera, Pioneer in Cell Regenerative Therapy, Awarded the 2014 UBISTART Prize
A therapeutic approach to severe myocardial infarction, for which one million patients each year would be eligible