Bicyclos project runs at full speed

In the past weeks, we have had the pleasure of welcoming Ilse Manet, the leader of the Bicyclos consortium, to our lab and city. We discussed the progress of the staff exchange program, the science we are doing—results obtained, experiments planned—and the fine details of the workshop we organized together in September in Budapest.

The Bicyclos International Workshop will be held in Budapest from September 24th to September 26th.

The workshop is open to all R&I personnel from both public and private sectors who are interested in carbohydrate research, especially cyclodextrins. On September 24-25, there will be seminars on the sustainable synthesis of carbohydrates and their derivatives, including their characterization and application in devices. The following days, September 25-26, will cover topics such as launching a spinoff company, with seminars by experts from CarboHyde and Cyclarity Therapeutics, and guidance on writing an MSCA proposal, featuring sessions led by coordinators of MSCA projects, which will also include practical exercises.

Register here: Bicyclos International Workshop on September 24-26, 2024

A registration fee of 225 Euro applies and comprises participation in the event, digital copies of the seminar slides, lunches on 24-25 September, and coffee breaks on 24-25-26 September. Registration fees do not apply to Bicyclos staff members.

The deadline for registration is May 31, 2024

The detailed program can be read here

Bicyclos International Workshop

On September 23, the Bicyclos consortium will meet in Budapest to share scientific results, presented mainly by seconded staff, promote discussions, and make a balance of the activity of the first year. We will meet near the Adina Apartment Hotel in Budapest.

Registration form: Bicyclos International Workshop on September 24-26, 2024 (google.com)

For the reservation: Adina Apartment Hotel Budapest | Best Rate Guaranteed (adinahotels.com)

CarboHyde CEO presenting at CPHI North America

We are proud to announce that our CEO, Tamas Sohajda, will deliver a talk at CPHI North America in Philadelphia in May 2024.
You can learn more about the “Exploring Excipients” session and other speakers, Denise Reaves, M.S from Jurata Thin Film, and Björn-Hendrik Peters from Bristol Myers Squibb here: 
https://www.cphi.com/northamerica/en/agenda/programme/Conference-agenda/exploring-excipients.html.

About the talk:
Explore novel applications in neurodegenerative diseases, gene therapy, and biotechnology, showcasing innovative structures, mechanisms, challenges, and results, with a focus on Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, rare genetic disorders, and potential expansion to longevity and infectious diseases, presenting a non-viral gene delivery platform and demonstrating CD utilization in vaccine adjuvants and biotechnological tools.

The first two years of a child (ps: Happy Birthday CarboHyde!)

The first two years of a child bring immense happiness to his/her family. Yet, it has to be recognized that it is also full of challenges, tough periods, sicknesses, and long nights for the parents. There are also many friends and family members who take part in supporting the first years of the baby. Without them, the parents just wouldn’t be able to manage on their own.

These first years are full of discovery and growth. From those first tentative steps to the emergence of words and the opening personality, every milestone reached is met with pride by loved ones. The second birthday is a reminder of the passage of time and the beauty of witnessing a child’s journey from infancy to toddlerhood.

As the child blows out the candles on the birthday cake, surrounded by adoring family and friends, there is a sense of infinite possibilities for the years that lie ahead. Happy Birthday CarboHyde

Carbohyde Welcomes French Students from Strasbourg for an Insightful Visit

We are thrilled to express our gratitude for the recent visit from a group of bright students from University of Strasbourg to Carbohyde. The enthusiasm and curiosity displayed by the students were truly inspiring.

During their visit, the students engaged in meaningful discussions, asking insightful questions about our research and development activities. It was a pleasure to witness their passion for science and witness the curiosity that drives the next generation of scientists.

At Carbohyde, we are committed to fostering an environment that encourages learning and collaboration. Hosting such dynamic groups of students aligns with our mission to inspire and contribute to the future of pharmaceutical research. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the students from Strasbourg for their keen interest and look forward to more opportunities to share our knowledge and experiences with the scientific community.

Educational material on cyclodextrins is available

In the past few years, we have created dozens of educational materials on various uses of cyclodextrin, such as complex preparation, monoclonal antibody formulation, uses in vaccines, gene therapy, and various non-pharma applications.

We collected these decks for you in two easy-to-digest platforms.

Here you can find (and download) the decks: https://www.carbohydesolutions.com/natures-gift-for-mankind-are-cyclodextrins/

On our YouTube channel, you can watch them as short videos:

https://www.youtube.com/@CarboHyde

Learn and enjoy!