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Partner Search: 3D Organoid Expertise for High-Fidelity GBM Device Validation

Strategy & Research Associate at Migration Biotherapeutics

Cambridge, United Kingdom

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Migration Biotherapeutics is developing the ALIGHT device, an innovative "ecological trap" designed to manage refractory glioblastoma by exploiting natural cell migratory instincts via aligned electrospun nanofibers.

Under the HORIZON-MISS-2026-02-CANCER-03 call, we are seeking research organisations specialising in high-fidelity 3D cancer organoid models and the replication of the tumour microenvironment. We seek to enhance the in vitro validation of our non-pharmacological device by testing its performance in complex 3D models that accurately mimic the human brain. This partnership is vital to establishing definitive proof-of-concept evidence. Migration Bio offers a unique industrial-academic bridge.

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