Nanobiotix and Janssen aligned at the collaboration’s Joint Strategy Committee to transfer the global sponsorship of the Ph 3 pivotal head and neck cancer trial

“Bringing a therapeutic candidate from concept to global registration is an exciting, yet daunting proposition for any biotechnology company, even those working within well-known asset classes with well-worn development and regulatory pathways,” said Louis Kayitalire, MD, chief medical officer at Nanobiotix. “That is why our global licensing agreement with Janssen is great news for patients, for healthcare professionals, and for all other supporters of NBTXR3’s potential. We are confident that the leadership of the JSC will optimize the probability of success for NANORAY-312.”

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