Aderans hiring for biomolecular manufacturing

[Innermind]

Am I the only one who finds it very promising that Aderans is hiring for bimolecular engineering and manufacturing positions. this means they are getting ready for some type of move forward with their cell multiplication technique on a larger scale...


http://www.aderansresearch.com/ari_jobs.html

 

[bigentries]

Promising because at least they are still investing

I have almost lost all my hopes in Aderans. I'm just waiting for the same type of announcements that followed the debacle of Intercytex

And even Histogen's results seem mediocre at best

 

[optimus prime]

Promising because at least they are still investing

I have almost lost all my hopes in Aderans. I'm just waiting for the same type of announcements that followed the debacle of Intercytex

And even Histogen's results seem mediocre at best

Why have you lost hope in Aderans?

 

[bigentries]

Why have you lost hope in Aderans?

Probably because we haven't heard of them in a while

And I have turned more pessimistic about HM in particular

Let's say whatever Aderans is doing really works. If I was a millionaire and had inside info, I would have already bought the company and started to bribe the FDA to have it in the market as soon as possible.
The lack of really big players in the HM industry really bothers me

 

[optimus prime]

They are still in trials. You won't hear from them for a while. These companies don't talk much because their competitors are listening. They only talk when they need investment.

They need to find out which product to launch, they have 1 product, and they adjust it slightly, I think there is 5 in total, and then they will take the best one to phase III. To find out the best one takes months/years.

It will get interesting by 2014 - 2016. We are set to have Histogen, Aderans, Replicel, Acell, as well as Follica (who are rumoured to be in Phase II testing).

That is not bad...