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VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland

Espoo, Uusimaa, Finlandvttresearch.com ↗

Ownership: Private
Employees: ~2049
Development stage: Commercial

Overview

As a leading European research institution, VTT provides R&D services in industrial biotechnology including enzyme/protein production at scale, biomarker discovery for diagnostics/drug safety monitoring, sustainable chemistry processes, and advanced analytics. Clinical results are generated by spin-offs or partners using its technologies.

Therapeutic areas: OtherCardiovascularEndocrinology
Modalities: Enzyme replacement therapy (via industrial biotechnology work)Protein (bio-based protein production)Biomarker discoverySmall molecule (sustainable chemistry, drug target discovery)
Industry: Academic Hospital/University/Research

Partnerships

Molecular Sciences Institute (MSI), California – joint bioengineering center focused on industrial biotech/bio-based chemicals/proteins.

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