SNIPR receives up to EUR 20 million from European Investment Bank (EIB) to advance therapies against microbial resistance

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Written By Christian Mygind

SNIPR Biome will use the EIB funds to develop new medicines for infections where existing antibiotics are no longer effective. The EIB’s financing is backed under HERA Invest, part of the European Commission’s InvestEU initiative.

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Christian Mygind
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