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Our Partners

BioCanRx brings together key partners with a single mission, accelerating cancer immunotherapies from the lab to patients

Partnerships

Working Together to Advance Cancer Immunotherapies Development

BioCanRx brings together researchers, clinicians, patients, academia, industry, and government to move promising cancer immunotherapies from the lab to the clinic. Every partnership is designed with a single goal: to deliver innovative treatments through clinical trials and improve outcomes for patients across Canada.

Industry Partners

Industry collaboration is central to accelerating innovation. We work with biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies to bring discoveries closer to market and to patients.

What BioCanRx offers industry partners:
Why it matters:

By de-risking the development process, we encourage additional investment, speed and support entry into clinical trials, and improve the likelihood of success.

“BioCanRx has been an invaluable partner in helping the founding scientists and academic institutions advance the technology to a point where investors could be brought in.” – Sammy Farah, CEO, Turnstone Biologics Inc.
Together, we can:

Key Contact

Stéphanie Michaud, PhD
President & Chief Executive Officer

Academic & Institutional Partners

Our academic and institutional partners are the backbone of BioCanRx’s translational research model.

They house the researchers, clinicians, facilities, and patients who make progress possible. With their investments, expertise and facility support, projects are able to move efficiently toward clinical trials.

Some institutions also receive operational funding from BioCanRx to serve as Core Facilities. These hubs of manufacturing, commercialization, and immune-monitoring expertise ensure researchers from the public and private sectors have timely access to the specialized resources needed to advance their projects.

Patient Groups & Not-for-Profits

Patients are at the heart of everything we do. Many cancers still lack curative options, and patient groups are essential partners in shaping research that responds to these urgent needs.
How we work with patient organizations:

By combining expertise, advocacy, and resources, these partnerships accelerate access to cancer immunotherapies and deliver better outcomes for patients across Canada.

International

Government