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Research Beyond Borders Partnering

Research Beyond Borders Partnering

Our Research Beyond Borders team is looking for emerging science and technology opportunities. Learn more about partnering with us.
Agile working as a mindset

Agile working as a mindset

How does an agile mindset foster innovation? Read about collaboration, user-centricity and rapid learning cycles
Transforming Science Day

Transforming Science Day

How our ‘patient first’ approach to innovation is aiming to accelerate breakthrough therapies that transform lives. Join our Transforming Science Day.
Five facts everyone should know about heartworms

Five facts everyone should know about heartworms

Heartworms are dangerous parasites that can infest pets through mosquito bites, causing serious illness. Here are five key facts we all should know about heartworms.
Our-position

Our-position

Potential access to selected medications for appropriate patients with serious, life-threatening diseases unable to participate in a clinical trial
Transforming Science Day Europe

Transforming Science Day Europe

Oct. 2, 2023: Join us in London, or virtually, to learn more about our patient-centric approach to innovation, advancing pipeline and partnering approach.
Dubai

Dubai

Dubai is at the heart of our IMETA region. Explore career development opportunities in the UAE or our 170 locations around the globe.
Partnership canine oncology

Partnership canine oncology

The collaboration will focus on identifying new molecules to target cancers in dogs. Small molecules could provide superior disease control.
Careers: Winning with people

Careers: Winning with people

Our employees are the foundation of our innovative strength. We continue to put people first in everything we do and support our employees in the key moments of their careers.
CHMP_opinion_nintedanib_ILD_PF

CHMP_opinion_nintedanib_ILD_PF

Nintedanib received a CHMP positive opinion for the treatment of patients with other chronic fibrosing ILDs with a progressive phenotype beyond IPF