Surgical implants can be life-changing. Millions of people across the globe have had their mobility restored due to hip or knee replacements, for example; their quality of life restored by a single operation. But there is a darker side to… Read More »Infection fighter has global potential
By HENRY OLIVER, idealog NZ Innovator Awards Kode Biotech wins the Supreme NZ Innovator Award 2015 for their contribution to the Agalimmune anti-cancer therapy innovation. 2015 Winners On Wednesday night, Kode Biotech won the Supreme Innovator Award at the NZ Innovators… Read More »Kode Biotech, winner of the Supreme New Zealand Innovator award
Newshub Stephen Henry took home the prize of Supreme Innovator award at the NZ Innovators Awards. His company Kode Biotech have created a cancer treatment using the human body’s own auto immune responses. The treatment involves injecting cells that mimic… Read More »Cure for cancer just around the corner
By Chris Keall Under the terms of the agreement, Kode may receive up to £21 million in development and sales milestones, plus royalties on net sales. Full article
Kode Biotech Limited concluded two therapeutic agreements. The first, with a publicly listed French company (market cap €200 million) will allow collaboration to develop new oncology drug delivery products using Kode™ Technology. Due to their public listing status, and confidential… Read More »Two therapeutic-use agreements signed
Original Article by Jamie Morton, Science Reporter, NZ Herald Biological “invisible ink” for anti-counterfeiting of pharmaceuticals and high-value clothing. Giving cells and viruses “address labels” on their surface so they can be “told” to go to a specific place in the… Read More »Ten ways to use New Zealand’s biotech innovation: Kode Technology
Original Article by Jamie Morton, Science Reporter, NZ Herald An Auckland scientist has invented molecules that can attach themselves to any surface in a few minutes and modify every type of cell or virus. The potential for the technology is huge… Read More »Science that will change our lives: Paint a virus to death
By Iain MacIntyre Auckland University of Technology Professor and Biotechnology Research Institute (KODE Biotech) director Stephen Henry has been awarded the 2011 RJ Scott Medal for engineering science and technology work of great merit. Full article