Porton Biopharma Ltd is very pleased to announce the appointment of a new non-executive Chair for the Company, Barry Clare. Barry is a pioneering healthcare business leader with extensive experience in the healthcare industry and an experienced non-executive director and company chair.
Porton Biopharma staff will be attending and presenting at a number of international conferences this autumn and we would be delighted to speak to you about our capabilities.
In a ribbon cutting ceremony, John Glen MP for Salisbury and South Wiltshire today (27th April 2018) officially opened Porton Biopharma Limited’s (PBL) new fermentation facility which will be used to manufacture the company’s life-saving leukaemia drug Erwinase®.
PBL are one of three leading British biotechnology businesses have obtained grant funding from Innovate UK to investigate the manufacture of a new class of medicines, targeting a range of clinical conditions through interaction with the human microbiome.
We are pleased to announce that we will be attending Bioprocessing Summit Europe from 20-22 March in Lisbon. Do come and visit us at Stand No 14 and also see our poster on “A QbD approach to Developing Protein Therapeutics”. We are also able to offer a discount code of up to $200 for our contacts who wish to register and attend the event.
Porton Biopharma is pleased to be the official sponsor at the Royal Society of Biology’s President’s Dinner. Following the Society’s Annual General Meeting on 2 May in London, the dinner celebrates Professor Dame Julia Goodfellow DBE CBE CBiol FRSB succeeding Professor Dame Jean Thomas FRS FMedSci Hon FRSB.
PBL staff will be attending and presenting some of our lastest science at a number of International scientific and business conferences this autumn.
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Porton Biopharma Limited (PBL) has officially opened and named their new multi-million pound pharmaceutical laboratories with a ribbon cutting ceremony lead by Baroness Jane Scott of Bybrook OBE, Leader of Wiltshire Council. The facility has been named the Atkinson Development Centre (or ADC) in tribute to Professor Tony Atkinson