To support the companies activities in pharmaceutical development and engagement in the registration of a new active substance in Biocidal/MedTech market, SeaLife’s shareholders to increase capital from shareholder funds in July 2015.
SeaLife secures fresh funding from a basic grant of The Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG) in May 2015. The fund supports the development of SeaLife’s polymeric agent SLP0901 to enter the market as new active substance in the Biocide/MedTech field.
SeaLife Pharma GmbH is proud to announce that it has partnered in the EU FP7 funded project named Macumba - Marine Microorganisms: Cultivation Methods for Improving their Biotechnological Applications, with a total funding of 12 Mio € and 23 partners from 11 nations.
38-year old marine biologist Alexander Pretsch has made it his startup’s mission to find a drug against problematic bacteria, such as MRSA, Streptococcus or Enterococci – a mission whose goal is becoming more and more attainable ...
Sealife is pleased to announce that it has become a partner in the PharmaSea project funded by the European Union under its FP7 program. This project focuses on bio-discovery research, development and commercialization of new substances from marine organisms. Its primary goal is to collect marine samples ...
Sie sind der Schrecken aller Mediziner: Krankheitskeime, die gengen herkömmliche Antibiotika "immun" sind. Forscher in Tulln haben jetzt Präparate entwickelt, die es sogar mit diesen aggressiven Erregern aufnehmen ...
Biotech startup SeaLife registered first promising results with their drug against multi-resistant bacteria. Components discovered in the sea, the novel antibiotic class (SLP0905) was tested in laboratory and proved effective against dangerous pathogens such as MRSA, Streptococcus or Enterococci...
Antibiotics. SeaLife Pharma searches for active agents against multi drug resistent bacteria under water ...
Acne vulgaris is the most common skin disease, causing significant psychosocial problems such as anxiety and depression similar to a chronic illness for those afflicted. Currently, obtainable agents for acne treatment have limited use. Thus, development of novel agents to treat this disease is a high medical need ...
Based on the successful development in the first two years of SeaLife antibiotic lead program, the company gets follow up funding from The Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG)...
BIT's 2nd Annual Congress of Marine Biotechnology successfully held in Dalian World Expo Center with participants from more than 25 countries ...