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CTMC and Einstein Hospital Israelita in Brazil Partner to Launch the Global Cell Therapy Network Alliance
CTMC, a joint venture between Resilience and MD Anderson Cancer Center, has entered into a collaborative partnership with Einstein Hospital Israelita in Sao Paulo, Brazil, aimed at accelerating the adoption of cell therapy in Brazil and all of Latin America.
By CTMC · Via Business Wire · October 2, 2025
CTMC Appoints Amy Hay as Chief Business Officer and Duane Avant as Chief Technical Officer
CTMC, a joint venture between Resilience and MD Anderson Cancer Center, has appointed Amy Hay as Chief Business Officer and Duane Avant as Chief Technical Officer. The appointments are part of CTMC’s strategic growth plans to expand its support of novel cell therapy development.
By CTMC · Via Business Wire · February 5, 2025
CTMC and Syenex Launch Partnership to Accelerate Scalability of Cell Therapies
CTMC, a joint venture between MD Anderson Cancer Center and Resilience, has entered a partnership with Syenex to advance the scalability and efficiency of engineered T cell therapies. Through this collaboration, CTMC will gain access to Syenex’s bioengineering systems, which provide a significant improvement in gene delivery efficiency and engineering timelines.
By CTMC · Via Business Wire · January 8, 2025
CTMC Marks One Year of Accelerating Life-Saving Cell Therapies to Patients
CTMC, a joint venture between MD Anderson Cancer Center and Resilience, celebrates one year since its founding to accelerate life-saving cell therapies reaching patients. During its first year, CTMC has partnered with MD Anderson investigators and biotech companies to bring several novel cell therapies through Investigational New Drug (IND)-enabling studies and U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) interactions to initiate clinical development.
By CTMC · Via Business Wire · June 5, 2023
CTMC Awarded $9.1M Through CPRIT Grant for the Advancement of Cell Therapy
CTMC, a joint venture between Resilience + MD Anderson Cancer Center, announces that it has been awarded $9.1M in the newly created Cancer Prevention & Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) Texas New Technologies Company grant. The grant will focus on retroviral vector (RVV) manufacturing, an enhanced tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TIL) platform, and a differentiated process development approach to CAR-T manufacturing.
By CTMC · Via Business Wire · May 18, 2023