Dear All, Once again, we’re going to have a brief change from our usual programming with this newsletter. I hope you recognize the name Alan Carr … he is an analyst at Needham & Company (https://www.needhamco.com/) who writes regularly on the antibacterial pipeline. Go here for the most recent (14 Aug 20) newsletter on his summaries:
Dear All, As has been discussed in recent newsletters (link), the UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) and NHS England launched a joint project July 2019 to test a payment model for antibiotic products, based on a product’s value to the NHS, rather than how much is used. This goal of the
Dear All, Sharpen your pencils! The Novo REPAIR Impact Fund has just opened its 2020 call for proposals. The focus is on: Pathogens: from the high-priority list of the World Health Organization and the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Therapies: first-in-class therapies have priority Modalities: small molecules, biologics and new modalities Phases: from the
Dear All, The G20-sponsored Global AMR R&D Hub (https://globalamrhub.org/) has recently published a call requesting proposals to estimate the market potential of four AMR-focused products. The call for tender is ID E47567917 and can be found at this link. The proposal requests bids to estimate the global market potential of these 4 types of products:
Dear All, If there is a silver lining to the dark cloud of COVID-19, it’s that we’re all becoming very VERY skillful with internet-based collaboration tools: “to zoom” certainly seems destined to appear in future dictionaries as a synonym for meeting in this way! With that in mind, two recent notices merit sharing: First, the
Dear All: As you will hopefully recall from November 2019, Theuretzbacher et al. published a review of the preclinical pipeline that summarized data on 407 companies active in the preclinical R&D space during the window Sep 2016 through 1 May 2019. Go here for the newsletter about that paper and go here for my master summary
Dear All, I promise that the next email will be all about the 25 Mar 2020 NHS England webinar on their antibiotic evaluation and procurement pilot (you’re going to love it … NICE and NHS England are doing great stuff … go here if you want to see a prior newsletter on this topic), BUT
Dear All: I’ve written before about BARDA’s DRIVe initiative (Division of Research Innovation and Ventures, launched June 2018) that seeks to develop countermeasures for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats, as well as for pandemic influenza and emerging infectious diseases. As a core part of this work, DRIVe Ventures seeks to link innovators and investors through creation of a VC-like
Dear All: Three things today — see list below. And if you’ve not heard, it looks like REVAMP (the US pull incentive) is not going to make it into legislation. Frustrating! We’ll have to keep trying on this. Best wishes for the summer, –jr ASM Microbe 2019 has put out a call for session proposals. Deadline is 3 Aug
Dear All, Deadline: 15 August 2021: The World Health Organization (WHO) is seeking experts to serve as members of the Advisory Group on the Bacterial Priority Pathogen List (AG BPPL). A “Call for experts” document provides information about the advisory group and the expert profiles being sought for the group. The document also provides information on
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