JOIN OUR LONG TERM VISION IN Infectious diseases
Evotec provides bespoke anti-infective research and development in three main therapeutic areas, Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR), Virology and Global Health, advancing projects from target ID to the Clinic. Evotec has established a leading-edge platform enabling the discovery and development of new therapies and therapeutic approaches to treat and prevent serious and life-threatening infections. Integration, innovation and efficiency are the main elements characterising Evotec’s expertise. This also reaches beyond conventional antimicrobial agents into multiple alternative modalities such as targeting virulence attributes, specific pathogen antibodies, combination therapies, antimicrobial peptides (AMPs), and phage technologies
Our Anti-infective Experts will be in a attendance at ID Week and would welcome the opportunity to discuss your projects
Please request a personal meeting below, alternatively email Jordan.Palfrey@evotec.com
OUR ATTENDEES
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Antonio Felici VP, Anti-Infective, AMR Therapeutic Lead |
Pia Thommes VP, Anti-Infectives, Virology Therapeutic Lead |
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Francesca Bernardini VP In Vitro Biology |
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ECCMID Flash Sessions - Stream it on the ECCMID platformE-Posters
Visit our company page at https://live.eventinsight.io/1569-eccmid21/virtualevent/Faster Development of Anti-Infective Therapies: the Hollow Fibre Infection ModelThis white paper describes and appraise todays most versatile in vitro system for the determination of in vitro PK/PD relationships between antimicrobial compounds and bacteria, fungi or viruses. It will covering
At the session on antimicrobial resistance held at the OneNucleus Genesis conference in December 2020, Evotec's VP Anti-infectives Antonio Felici and other field experts discussed how innovation is instrumental in successfully developing new antibacterials. |
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Evotec's Long Term Vision In TuberculosisEvotec is at the forefront of TB research, advancing a portfolio of drug discovery programmes and an innovative translational science platform to accelerate drug regimen development. Last year saw us help launch many new collaborations to develop novel regimens to treat all forms of TB |