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EIC- Transition – iCURE - Innate Immune system activation to cure resistant bacterial infections

Reference number
Coordinator Inicure AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 485 000
Project duration April 2025 - September 2025
Status Ongoing
Venture Global cooperation 2025
Call Planning grant for international proposal 2025

Purpose and goal

Inicure in collaboration with researchers in the US and UK has developed a new immune-activating therapy to combat resistant infections. Inicure´s patented compounds have strong anti-infective properties with great potential for the treatment of antibiotic-resistant wounds and acute life-threatening resistant infections. The project aims to improve our EIC-Transition proposal and obtain funding to develop small molecule therapies to treat antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

Expected effects and result

Improving EIC Transition-ansökan (iCURE) from 2024 which did not reach the funding threshold due to very high competition. 1. Medicinal chemistry maturity 2. Preklinisk POC-validering 3. Market strategy The planning project will strengthen our IPR, business plan and regulatory strategies and completed preclinical POC pilot studies as well as initiated industrial partnerships will strengthen our EIC-Transition-ansökan with a budget of 2.5M€.

Planned approach and implementation

1. Medicinal Chemistry Maturity Optimization of our drug candidates with support by SciLifeLab, to raise the level of technical development. 2. Preklinisk POC-validering Effektstudier to characterize mechanisms of action in relevant infection models. 3. Market Strategy Develop business strategy, patent position, regulatory plan and establish research agreements with research institutes, pharmaceutical partners, and investors

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Last updated 21 April 2025

Reference number 2025-00603