News & Events
Keep up to date with Isogenica’s latest news on collaborations, Press Releases, Events and VHH antibody resources.
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Latest News

Why is Cancer so Hard? Claudia Fernandes tells us her thoughts…
In our second edition of Why is Cancer so Hard? we chat to Claudia Fernandes, Alliances Manager, about her take on why cancer is so difficult to treat and, eventually, cure:
Llamas: leading the pack in new cancer therapy, BioScience Today’s article on Isogenica’s VHH discovery
Llamas: leading the pack in new cancer therapy, BioScience Today’s article on Isogenica’s VHH discovery
Isogenica renews collaboration with the Royal Academy of Engineering to support students from under-represented groups
We are delighted to be working with the Royal Academy of Engineering as part of their Graduate Engineering Engagement Programme (GEEP).
Events
Isogenica are always looking to learn and connect at upcoming events and conferences.

Events
Resources
Due to their unique characteristics, VHH are promising candidates for a range of application areas including intracellular targeting and even across the Blood Brain Barrier (BBB). Discover all the benefits in using VHH in different applications.
From monoclonals to bi-specifics: Harnessing the transformative power of VHHs to supercharge IgG therapeutics
We explain how VHHs – small format single-domain antibody fragments – have a range of unique properties that make them ideal for enhancing the therapeutic potential of conventional IgG antibodies.
VHH Humanisation
VHH humanisation can be a challenge. Here, we compare two methods – safe-but-slow rational humanisation and fast-but-risky CDR grafting. We also explore the impact of synthetic versus immune-derived frameworks.
Webinars
Webinars are a great source for the latest activities at Isogenica. Hear all about the newest applications of VHH.
Why is Cancer so Hard? Claudia Fernandes tells us her thoughts…
In our second edition of Why is Cancer so Hard? we chat to Claudia Fernandes, Alliances Manager, about her take on why cancer is so difficult to treat and, eventually, cure:
Why is Cancer so Hard? Marion Cubbitt tells us her thoughts…
Researchers have been trying to fight cancer for over 100 years, yet there’s still no cure. What makes treating cancer so challenging? We asked our Director of Discovery for her views…

Isogenica’s
Newsletters
Catch up with Isogenica’s news and activies through the latest Newsletters.
Exciting times for Isogenica as Q4 comes to a close 🍬🌲
As the year draws to a close, we have been reflecting on the events at Isogenica over the last quarter. We’ve had a busy few months….
🩸 This month we’re talking blood cancer and bi-specifics
This edition we’re talking blood cancer for September’s awareness month and discussing the benefits of bi-specific antibodies in tackling blood cancers.
🎂 Join us in celebrating our 25th birthday
Not many Biotechs get to turn 25, but this month at Isogenica we are celebrating our quarter century! This edition we look back through our 25 years of new technologies, acknowledging our wonderful partnerships….
📣 Synthetic libraries are our forte and here’s why…
This edition we’re talking synthetic libraries: read on to see how we can save up to 8 months on immunisation alone compared with traditional approaches. Since November we’ve seen Dave attend Genesis in London, Ben go to PEGS, Barcelona, and Marion off to CAR-T, London….
Small is beautiful – VHHs for next generation cell therapies
We’re experts on VHH antibodies. Read on to discover the advantages of using VHHs in CAR targeting, our recently launched ISOXTEND® technology, and how our VHHs are being tested in a potential new therapy for heart failure…
Creating the next generation of immunotherapies
Immunotherapy has transformed the cancer treatment landscape in recent years, harnessing the power of the immune system to target cancer cells. However, checkpoint inhibitor drugs don’t work for all patients, so the hunt is on for more targeted and personalised therapies that directly engage immune cells with cancer cells.
Isogenica Launches A New Library Boosting Outputs For Vhh Antibody Discovery
Introducing VHHantage™ allowing maximised diversity humanised VHH binders with significantly reduced liabilties, allowing the efficient discovery developable antibodies.
Isogenica Vhh Bi And Multispecific Plugandplay Platform
Isogenica have developed fully synthetic, in vitro plugandplay cassettebased approach to efficiently generate combinations of bi and trispecific VHH, exemplified in in vitro studies.
Upcoming Nature Webinar: VHH as building blocks for immune and tumour cell-targeting
Tune in to hear Isogenica’s CSO Dr Bill Eldridge describe applications of naturally monovalent antibody domain structure combined to generate the next generation of multi-specific biologics.
Isogenica Is Attending Bio Digital 2021
Meet David Mead, Director of Business Development and Associate Director of Marketing, Dr Mandeep Sehmi at the BIO International Convention Digital 2021 June 10-11 & 14-18, to learn the latest developments of VHH single domain antibodies to tumour targets.