Daniel Zollinger
Daniel is the co-founder of okklo life sciences. He is a life sciences R&D expert with more than 20 years of international experience in the pharmaceutical industry.
Daniel is the co-founder of okklo life sciences. He is a life sciences R&D expert with more than 20 years of international experience in the pharmaceutical industry.
October 2nd, 2014 Today BioAxis Research and Okklo Life Sciences have entered into an exclusive collaboration for R&D projects. Their OCTOPlex technology contributes to the rapid development of specific sugar molecules, cyclodextrins, as potential treatment for various diseases. BioAxis Research BV and Okklo Life Sciences BV have unique expertise on the design and development …
As of May 1st, Stepan Peters (Director Preclinical Development at Okklo) is appointed part-time professor at the Fontys University of Applied Sciences (Eindhoven, The Netherlands). The Dutch Universities of Applied Sciences (‘Hogeschool’) are an attractive partner for SMEs like Okklo Life Sciences, providing access to students (also as potential future employees), but also because of …
Dr Martin Feiters and Prof Dr Floris Rutjes (Institute for Molecules and Materials, Radboud University Nijmegen, the Netherlands) and Okklo Life Sciences (Oss, The Netherlands) receive a KIEM-grant for their project ‘Pervasive Cyclodextrins For Therapeutic Lipid Transfer’. In this project, a number of new cyclodextrins will be designed, synthesized and tested as potential medicines for …
In the Cyclon Hit FP7 ITN program (“Novel multifunctional cyclodextrin-based nanocarriers for drug-encapsulation and delivery as a strategy to overcome current therapeutic drawbacks”) there are a number of vacancies for (early stage) researchers, including a vacancy in Athens (Greece) as well as other vacancies in Italy, Spain and elsewhere. Deadlines are for application are approaching rapidly! …
Okklo Life Sciences partners with Dutch universities and SME Dr Jeroen Codee (Leiden Institute of Chemistry, Leiden), Prof Dr Hans Aerts (Medical Biochemistry, University of Amsterdam) and Dr Daniel Zollinger (Okklo Life Sciences, Oss) receive a KIEM-grant for their project ‘Designer cyclodextrins & sphingolipids involved in lysosomal storage disease’. In this project, which also involves …
internship chemistry R&D okklo life sciences is a biotech start-up company at the Pivot Park in Oss, The Netherlands, working on orphan and neglected diseases. Our platform technology: a targeted approach based on a chemical (cyclodextrin) platform. Our focus: expansion of our R&D collaboration network and projects. For our biCycle chemistry program, a collaboration …
okklo life sciences As a biotech start-up company at the Pivot Park in Oss, The Netherlands, Okklo Life Sciences is building a project portfolio in orphan and neglected diseases. Our platform technology: a targeted approach based on a chemical (cyclodextrin) platform. Apart from our on-going focus to expand our R&D collaboration network and expanding the number …
Together with a number of companies established at the Pivot Park, Okklo Life Sciences will be at the Biomedica Summit in Aachen, Germany on June 18th and 19th, 2013. We are looking forward to making many new contacts with (potential) partners with whom we will be able to advance our projects and business.
On March 28th, okklo life sciences announces a new collaboration – the BiCycle platform ™. In partnership with two other biotech companies, BioConnection and ChemConnection (also located at the Pivot Park), this platform will deliver specialized services for the synthesis and manufacturing of GMP-quality drug products based on cyclodextrins. In addition, the platform will …
Cyclodextrin-based therapies, Okklo’s field of expertise, seem promising in the treatment of some of these orphan diseases. Therefore, we feel highly committed to contribute to the success of the Gordon Research Conference on Lysosomal Disease (with many other partners, including various patient advocacy groups). We do this by offering some financial support, but also by …