The accumulated expertise among various programs as well as our local partnerships have been the foundation to close such a deal. I’m a true believer that our positioning can be beneficial for other biotech seeking to easily access patient cohorts. Alexis Delbaere Tweet About Cell-Easy Cell-Easy is a science-centric CDMO
TOULOUSE, FRANCE, September 19th, 2023 Cell-Easy, a specialized contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) in cell therapy, proudly announces the appointment of Mrs. Gisele Deblandre as the Chief Scientific Officer. Over the years, Cell-Easy has recognized the challenges faced by biotechs in bridging the gap between early-stage projects and clinical
Toulouse, France, September 21st of 2023 Cell-Easy, a specialized contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) in cell therapy, proudly announces the appointment of Mrs. Gisele Deblandre as the Chief Scientific Officer. Over the years, Cell-Easy has recognized the challenges faced by biotechs in bridging the gap between early-stage projects
TOULOUSE, FRANCE, June 22, 2023 IUCT-Oncopole and Cell-Easy SAS (Cell-Easy) announced today the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance their strategic collaborative relationship and open access to advanced cell-based therapies. This partnership aims to drive innovation in public health and improve access to promising new cancer therapies for patients. By
TOULOUSE, France _ April 10, 2023 Cell-Easy is a leading contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) with a strong foothold in Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) manufacturing services for immune cells (T, NK cells) and adult stem cells (MSCs, iPSCs). Since 2020, the company keeps expanding into genetically modified cells
Toulouse, La Madeleine, Nancy, France – 28 February, 2022 The OPTI-STEM consortium led by CDMO Cell-Easy receives €7M from the French government and Bpifrance and €800,000 from the Occitanie Region to democratize access to cell therapy in France and Europe The OPTI-STEM project aims to optimize the production of MSCs