SUMMARY - Members
GDBiotech
GDBiotech is a spin-off of the Genes Diffusion group which hosts a portfolio of technologies and patents finding applications in fields as varied as molecular diagnostic (qPCR) and immunological (multiplex ELISA) solutions, bioinformatics tools for the automation of DNA sequence analyzes, and the study of the microbiota.
Our company has no direct link with human health research. However, we have developed or applied for our activity many technological and even scientific methods similar to those applicable in human health research. We would like to share with the members of this network around these favorite subjects.
Claude Grenier, CEO of GD Biotech
Novo Nordisk
Novo Nordisk is an international pharmaceutical company headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark. We specialize in the treatment of diabetes and other serious chronic diseases such as obesity, rare bleeding diseases and growth disorders.
We employ more than 45,000 people in 80 subsidiaries around the world. Our healthcare solutions are available in 169 countries.
Joining the PreciDIAB initiative club means participating in excellent research on diabetes, but also collaborating with public and private institutional partners in prevention and health promotion programs.
Jean-Paul Roudière, Director of Hospital Relations
StarkAge Therapeutics
StarkAge Therapeutics is a privately-held, early-stage biotechnology company and pioneer in the field of senescence. Based in France in Lille, it was founded in 2018 by Dr. Thierry Mathieu on the idea that the elimination by targeted immunotherapy of senescent cells specific to certain age-related diseases could bring significant therapeutic benefits to patients. Initially, we focus on pulmonary fibrosis and hepatic fibrosis (NASH/NAFLD)
Joining the PreciDIAB club was obvious for a young start-up like ours. Being able to discuss with academic and industrial experts, and share our experiences and knowledge, is a major source of mutual enrichment.
Pierre-Michel Bringer – CEO StarkAge Therapeutics