PhoreMost Ltd., a next-generation targeted protein degradation (TPD) company progressing a pipeline of degrader therapeutics within oncology and inflammation, announces the appointment of Dr Adam ...

PhoreMost Ltd., a next-generation targeted protein degradation (TPD) company progressing a pipeline of degrader therapeutics within oncology and inflammation, today announced the publication of a ...

PhoreMost has published new data validating its GlueSEEKER platform, a high-throughput technology designed to accelerate molecular glue drug discovery. The study outlines a systematic approach to ...

Demolition of a structurally troubled Cambridge building will require road closures and a reconfiguration of traffic, which will affect the area for months.

A waterfront condo building in Cambridge, Massachusetts is at risk of collapsing and the streets surrounding it will be closed.

A dog attack saw two people taken to hospital in Cambridge. The police were called to Topper Street with reports of a dog out of control at an address on the road on Tuesday (July 22).

Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg British biopharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline will lay off 150 employees in its Cambridge operations by the end of March 2026, the company said in a notice to the state.

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A 53-year-old man died in a fire at a motel in Cambridge Sunday morning. Police say the cause of the fire has been deemed accidental.

The paper, titled "Systematic molecular glue drug discovery with a high-throughput effector protein remodeling platform", was published in BioRxiv and describes PhoreMost's unique approach to ...

A Farlingaye teacher has received an award from the University of Cambridge.

Ben is the Chief Technology Officer and Head of Platform at PhoreMost Ltd, a pre-clinical drug discovery company based in Cambridge, UK. He is a geneticist & biotechnologist and has pioneered the use ...