23Oct
18Apr
Greenville-based Zylo Therapeutics creates spinoff company
Greenville-based Zylö Therapeutics has created a spinoff company to market its trademarked Z-pod topical delivery platform in the pharmaceutical industry.Atticus Pharma Inc. is initially focused on the joint development agreement with Yuva Biosciences, where Atticus has the worldwide, exclusive rights to YuvaBio’s Y20, a terminalia chebula extract for the treatment of alopecia-related conditions and for wound-healing, according to a news release. The Z-pod delivery technology, licensed from Albert Einstein College of Medicine, is based on silica-derived particles — called Z-pods,...
13Apr
Zylö Therapeutics founder, Bubble Paper of Williamston honored at SCRA Annual Summit
South Carolina Research Authority, a public, nonprofit corporation that works to fuel the state’s innovation economy, honored Bubble Paper of Williamston and Scott Pancoast, founder and CEO of Zylö Therapeutics, at its Annual Summit April 10 in Columbia. Read more >>
07Feb
Zylö’s ‘Powered by Z-pods®’ technology incorporated into BosleyMD’s new product line
Zylö’s Z-pod® topical delivery platform is being used by BosleyMD—the Thinning Hair Authority™—as a key feature in their newly launched product line, Revive+ Densifying Foam. BosleyMD is currently offering a male version and a female version through CVS and online (see link below); distribution through Walmart and Ulta Beauty is expected soon. Cable TV and online advertising will be used to promote the products. Read more >>
02Feb
Looking at the Life Sciences Industry in South Carolina
In recent years, South Carolina has become a hub of sorts for the life sciences and biotech industries. The Palmetto State has more than 1,000 companies – large and small, established and startup – that are making an impact on the local community and the world at large. Integrated Media Publishing hosted a roundtable discussion with four of the leaders in the biotech world on Jan. 4, 2024. Q. The life sciences industry has been growing. The annual economic impact...
04Oct
Zylö accepted into NYU’s exclusive Endless Frontier Labs mentorship program
Zylö Therapeutics has been selected to join the Endless Frontier Labs (EFL) 2023-2024 cohort alongside 77 other startups. Over 1,400 companies applied, including over 350 life science companies, with only 26 chosen in each of the three tracks: life sciences, deep-tech, and digital tech. Over the next nine months, EFL mentors and NYU Stern MBA students will work with Zylö’s executive team to fine-tune Zylö strategies, craft an improved pitch deck, and set/achieve value-added objectives. Read more...
30Sep
Zylö’s ‘Powered By Z-pod’ Technology Featured in Peer-Reviewed Paper Published in Experimental Dermatology
The Z-pod® topical delivery platform was used in various in vivo studies that were highlighted in a peer-reviewed paper just published online by Experimental Dermatology titled, “Nano-encapsulated anandamide (AEA) reduces inflammatory cytokines in vitro and lesion severity in a murine model of cutaneous lupus erythematosus [CLE].” In these studies, AEA—a primary endocannabinoid that has been demonstrated to have anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory effects—was loaded into Zylö’s proprietary Z-pod drug-delivery system. Read more >>
01Jun
Zylö Receives $294,000 NIH Phase I Grant to Advance its Cutaneous Lupus Program
Zylö Therapeutics Inc., developer of the Z-pod® topical delivery platform, has been awarded a two-year $294,000 Small Business Technology Transfer Research (STTR) grant to: (i) demonstrate that a formulation of N-acylethanolamine (AEA or anandamide) loaded into Zylö’s novel Z-pod delivery system is efficacious (and well tolerated) in a new mouse model of cutaneous lupus developed at Yale University, and (ii) conduct preliminary stability studies to prepare for an eventual investigational new drug (IND) application to the FDA.
25Feb
SCBIO caps annual conference in Charleston with $5,000 pitch competition
To close out the SCBIO 2023 conference, three South Carolina early startups in the life sciences industry pitched venture capitalists in a “Rapid Fire: SC Super Pitch” competition in the ballroom of the Gaillard Center with hundreds of attendees in the crowd. Each company had an eight-minute pitch and then two minutes for questions and answers. Three venture capitalists — who had just spoken on a panel about how to give a good pitch — determined the winner, who was...
20Jan