
Partnerships between biotech companies and academic institutions are essential to advancing research and development.
Against this background, French immunotherapy company OSE Immunotherapeutics (Euronext: OSE), Inserm Transfert, and Nantes University have taken this step by announcing a new strategic collaboration to accelerate the development of immunotherapies in oncology, inflammation, and autoimmunity.
By combining academic research with industrial expertise, the partnership seeks to transform cutting-edge immunology discoveries into industrial programs capable of delivering breakthrough therapies to patients. This large-scale public–private alliance strengthens long-standing ties with the Immunotherapy Innovation Hub in Nantes and sets the stage for expanding this collaborative model nationwide in the years ahead.
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