Science at Minovia is fundamental
Working collaboratively, we are harnessing cutting-edge methodologies to realize the full potential of our proprietary MAT platform
Our Approach to Advancing Science into Meaningful Therapies
Translational R&D
Science at Minovia is a fundamental force that involves an on-going feedback process between clinical development and preclinical research
Breakthrough science
Advancements in the fields of mitochondrial and stem cell biology feed into our preclinical research and development pipeline
Heterogeneous hub of expertise
We nourish individual scientific expertise as well as multi-disciplinary, synergistic teamwork. Collectively, we are harnessing cutting-edge methodologies to push our science forward
Multi-disciplinary collaboration
We believe in cross-discipline collaboration and welcome scientific minds from academia and industry, to join our journey in realizing the full potential of our proprietary Mitochondrial Augmentation Therapy platform
The Promise of Mitochondrial Augmentation Therapy
The heterogeneous clinical presentation and genetic background of primary mitochondrial diseases make development of new therapies very challenging.
The innovative modality of Mitochondrial Augmentation Therapy holds a new promise to act as a therapeutic modality for a broad range of indications generated by a mitochondrial dysfunction.
Mitochondrial Augmentation Therapy is designed to be a robust therapeutic platform, combining personalized mitochondrial cell therapy and scalable manufacturing processes.
The overarching aim of Minovia’s scientific team is to fully develop our platform into meaningful therapies that can be applied to a broad range of indications.
Our Research Team
Our team includes researchers with fields of expertise including mitochondrial science, imaging, flow cytometry, molecular biology, pharmacology, and bioinformatics.
Noa Sher, PhD, Chief Scientist
“Our clinical science at Minovia goes hand in hand with our preclinical research – we learn from our patients and their experience, as they are the motivation behind everything we do. Only by working together in multidisciplinary teams with collaborative efforts can we expect to treat such complex diseases as those of mitochondrial dysfunction”.