Poolbeg Pharma plc granted allowance from the Japanese Patent Office

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force in various industries, and the field of drug discovery is no exception. AI-powered technologies have revolutionized the way pharmaceutical research is conducted, accelerating the discovery and development of new

Poolbeg Pharma (AIM: POLB) has recruited three new members of its leadership team from Amryt Pharma, a fellow Anglo-Irish drugmaker with the same co-founder that was recently acquired by privately-held Italian drugmaker Chiesi. These experienced professionals will assume pivotal roles within

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies are redefining the way biopharma companies discover and develop drugs. It’s not a passing phase, either. Half of the 50 biggest pharmaceutical companies have entered into partnerships or licensing agreements with AI companies

Poolbeg Pharma announced the appointment of key former executives of Amryt Pharma plc (‘Amryt’) to its leadership team. These experienced professionals will assume pivotal roles within Poolbeg, further enhancing the Company’s expertise and capabilities. Poolbeg’s Chairman, Cathal Friel, co-founded both

Three members of Irish-based Amryt Pharma’s former leadership team are set to assume “pivotal roles” at London-headquartered pharma and biotech firm Poolbeg Pharma. David Allmond, John McEvoy and Laura Maher will join the company in the coming months. Allmond will become chief business officer

The discove­ry of new drugs has always been a challe­nging and expensive proce­ss. It involves extensive­ timeframes and significant costs, which have long highlighte­d the need for re­form in this critical field. Despite pre­vious efforts to accelerate drug

Poolbeg Pharma plc (LON:POLB) is a clinical stage infectious disease pharmaceutical company, with a novel capital light clinical model which enables us to develop multiple products faster and more cost effectively than the traditional biotech model. 

Poolbeg Pharma, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company targeting diseases with a high unmet medical need, has announced that it has signed a strategic collaboration agreement with a Nasdaq-listed biopharma company for the development of an optimised oral drug to

Poolbeg Pharma, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company targeting diseases with a high unmet medical need, announces that it has signed a strategic collaboration agreement with a Nasdaq listed biopharma company for the development of an optimised oral drug to treat

The COVID-19 pandemic was an eye opener for the world on how quickly diseases and pathogens can emerge and spread globally, wreaking havoc on societies, economies, and healthcare systems. While the pharmaceutical industry scrambled for vaccines and treatments

Poolbeg Pharma has partnered with a Nasdaq-listed biopharma company on its oral delivery platform. The strategic collaboration will see both companies develop an optimised oral drug to treat a metabolic condition. Poolbeg said that it will receive funding

Organoids – living, 3D multicellular models of human organs – could revolutionize early research and discovery of new medicines. Because organoids mirror human biology more closely than animal models like mice and rats, they are ideal tools for

The pharmaceutical industry has long been at the forefront of scientific innovation, driving advancements in medicine that aim to improve the quality of human health and lifespan. The race to develop vaccines and treatments for COVID-19 shows that