Laverock Therapeutics awarded £2.2M grants
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Jun 01, 2026 · Last updated Jun 01, 2026
The grants to MiNK Therapeutics are expected to positively impact the biotechnology sector by advancing gene-control technology and expanding therapeutic options. This funding could lead to new treatments for various diseases, potentially creating new market opportunities and increasing investor confidence in innovative biotech firms.
MiNK Therapeutics, a biotechnology company, has been awarded two new grants totaling over £2.2M. These grants will support the development of its single-cell and AI-powered gene-control platform and facilitate the expansion of its therapeutic programs into non-oncology areas. The funding validates MiNK Therapeutics' differentiated technology and pipeline, building on previous non-dilutive funding from United Kingdom — UK Research and Innovation. The first grant project focuses on scaling the platform within a T-cell product context for solid tumor indications, leveraging AI-powered approaches. The second grant will enable the expansion of MiNK Therapeutics' macrophage-based programs into non-oncology indications, involving a consortium effort for rapid clinical translation. David Venables, CEO of MiNK Therapeutics, emphasized that this funding will unlock the full potential of their technology as they advance towards clinical trials.
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