05/11/2021

It’s Coming…

12/08/2021

2006: Revolution in HIV treatment. First EMA approval for single tablet regimen taken once a day

02/07/2021

2019: Large scale microbial production of next generation, zero-calorie, non-artificial EVERSWEET™ Stevia sweetener

02/07/2021

1996: Understanding how the immune system recognises virus-infected cells. Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine

25/06/2021

Improved food safety through asparaginase produced via genetically modified micro-organisms: reduced acrylamide in cooked food

23/06/2021

It’s Coming…

18/06/2021

2017: First Radioligand therapy (RLT) approved in Europe for the treatment of gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumours – Lutathera®

18/06/2021

2014: First Industrial Fermentation-derived perfume ingredient Clearwood®

18/06/2021

2007: Landmark European publication behind ‘Knowledge Based Bioeconomy’ in Europe

18/06/2021

2007: First production of spider silk through biotechnology

18/06/2021

2003: Human Genome Project completion

18/06/2021

1996: First European Commission-approved product following European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products (EMEA, later EMA) recommendation

18/06/2021

2014: Checkpoint inhibitor innovation as key part of cancer immunotherapy

18/06/2021

2016: First curative gene therapy for ADA-SCID approved for infants

16/06/2021

1996: Introduction of law in Italy for early access to drugs (648/1996) to support rare disease patients

16/06/2021

2006: Globally accessible Gene Sequencing Technology

16/06/2021

1997: First clinical trial with D2E7 (Humira), the first fully human monoclonal antibody approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

16/06/2021

1999: Messenger RNA (mRNA) patented in relation to therapeutic applications

16/06/2021

2000: Vitamin B2 shifts from chemical synthesis to exclusive biotechnological production in less than 15 years

16/06/2021

2001: First enzyme replacement therapy for to treat Fabry disease approved in the European Union, plus world’s largest database of Fabry disease patients