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The latest Business updates from the science industry


by Heather Hobbs


Lauda Announces new.degree GmbH to Identify Temperature Control Innovation Opportunities


In the medium term, however, it is planned to move to the ‘Brainstation’ innovation centre planned by Lauda Managing Director, Dr.Gunther Wobser, at Lauda railway station, the town that gives the company its name, in order to provide the creative space that is crucial to its success.


Manager of the newly founded new.degree GmbH, Birgit Dillmann (centre), with members of her team.


Lauda Dr R Wobser GmbH & Co KG announces new.degree GmbH, a new, wholly owned Lauda subsidiary, to deal with temperature control-related innovation activities outside the present core business. The new company is managed by Birgit Dillmann and comprises seven employees in Germany and abroad.


new.degree GmbH brings together Lauda start-up management, the Lauda innovation laboratory including the branch offi ce in Morgan Hill, USA, as well as the Lauda Digital Unit, which is responsible for digitalisation projects within Lauda. The Lauda internal ideas management scheme is also supported in the new company. The objective of the merger is to further professionalise and strategically develop the activities which have been developed so far. new.degree GmbH is based at its current location in Lauda-Königshofen.


The core task of the new company is to identify innovation potentials relevant to temperature control outside Lauda’s current normal business activities, develop them into innovative solutions and test them in the market at an early stage. Potential approaches to this will be systematically generated by the analysis of trends and suitable search fi elds, uncovering opportunities for future-critical technologies, targeted collaboration with startups or also thanks to ideas provided via the internal idea management instrument. The innovation laboratory quickly and validly evaluates such ideas for their sales opportunities and innovation potential. Promising ideas are developed into so-called Minimum Viable Products using agile development methods such as Lean Startup and Design Thinking with the active involvement of potential users.


new.degree GmbH supports start-ups in their business development with relevant technology innovations and gives their business ideas the necessary initial momentum through joint pilot projects. In addition, the Lauda management innovation experts recommend strategic investments in promising start-ups on the basis of a comprehensive system. Lauda has so far successfully invested in three start-ups - watttron, ENER-IQ and Better Basics Laborbedarf.


More information online: ilmt.co/PL/aVZj 54955pr@reply-direct.com


Financing to Progress Lead Therapeutic to Clinic


Following progress made by the company over the past 18 months, Adaptate Biotherapeutics, a developer of antibody- based therapeutics for modulation of gamma delta T cells, announced that its existing investors, Abingworth and Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited, have together made a further equity investment of $18 million (circa. £13 million). This funding brings the total raised since Adaptate’s inception in late 2019 to $34 million (circa. £25 million).


The funds will be used to accelerate the company’s lead therapeutic antibody programme towards the clinic and to expand its internal product pipeline through expanded R&D activities. This will encompass planned expansion in recruitment, laboratory and offi ce space. The Company’s most advanced programmes are focussed on treatments for cancer patients with solid tumours.


Dr Natalie Mount, CEO of Adaptate Biotherapeutics, said: “The funding is a great vote of confi dence from our existing investors and testimony to the hard work and rapid progress we have made in the novel fi eld of gamma delta T cell targeting antibodies. We are excited to continue this growth path and to progress our unique therapeutic antibodies towards clinical trials where we look forward to them making an impact on the treatments available to cancer patients.”


More information online: ilmt.co/PL/lJDo 55176pr@reply-direct.com


Dr Natalie Mount


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