RenovaroCube Receives Approval of Lumina Project by the Eurostars Funding Program

In This Article:

Renovaro Inc
Renovaro Inc

LUMINA is an Advanced Minimal Residual Disease Detection Platform for Lung Cancer Harnessing the Power of Multi-omics Biomarkers and AI

LOS ANGELES and AMSTERDAM, Dec. 23, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Renovaro Inc. (NASDAQ: RENB),  a pioneer in cancer diagnostics and therapeutics powered by artificial intelligence, today announced its subsidiary RenovaroCube (the ‘Cube’), a leader in AI-driven cancer diagnostics by integrating multi-omics with liquid biopsies, together with its consortium partners Flomics Biotech, Uppsala Universitet and Oncodia, received grant funding approval for the Lumina project from the Eurostars funding program after review by an independent expert panel.

Eurostars is part of the European Partnership on Innovative SMEs (Small and Medium-sized Enterprises). The partnership is co-funded by the European Union through Horizon Europe. Eurostars is the largest international funding program for SMEs wishing to collaborate on R&D projects that create innovative products, processes or services for commercialization, with over €250M in expected public-private investment each year.

The Lumina project aims to deliver an advanced Minimal Residual Disease (MRD) detection platform for lung cancer. Harnessing the power of multi-omics biomarkers and AI-driven technology, this platform aims to transform recurrence risk prediction and treatment strategies for millions of patients worldwide.

“This award further validates our purpose-built AI platform in facilitating the discovery of biomarkers critical for early cancer detection, monitoring, and treatment personalization,” said David Weinstein, Chief Executive Officer of Renovaro. “In partnership with leading institutions and companies, including Uppsala University, Oncodia AB, and Flomics Biotech, the Lumina project is focused on improving lung cancer patient survival. Over 5.7 million lung cancer cases are treated or monitored globally each year, and of all curatively treated lung cancer patients, 60% will relapse. Lumina represents a significant opportunity to address this critical issue, and we look forward to continuing work with our partners to bring this product to market.”

A High-Performance Platform for Better Outcomes

The objective of the LUMINA project is to develop a cutting-edge platform designed to provide unparalleled accuracy in detecting minimal residual disease. To achieve this, liquid biopsies combined with multi-omics biomarker technology, represent a revolutionary approach. The LUMINA project’s AI-powered platform capitalizes on this potential, aiming to provide a highly accurate, non-invasive solution that addresses a critical unmet need in lung cancer care.