US pharma major Eli Lilly (NYSE: LLY) announced a significant expansion of its long-standing alliance with Purdue University, with Lilly's planned investment of up to $250 million in the collaboration over the next eight years.
This partnership, which has the potential to be the largest ever industry-academic agreement of its kind in the USA, will seek to accelerate innovation at every stage of the pharmaceutical pipeline, the company noted.
There is a lot of uncertainty around federal research funding at the moment due to President Donald Trump’s decision to cut such funding, so landing what could be the largest-ever agreement of its kind between private industry and a university is a big deal.
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