Founder, CSO

Robert T. Fremeau, Jr., Ph.D.

is an accomplished scientist and biotech entrepreneur with a track record of scientific innovation and program leadership at the intersection of target validation, translation, and clinical development.

Expertise

20+ years experience in academia and industry

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About the author

Experienced R&D leader with 20+ years experience in academia and industry.

an accomplished scientist and biotech entrepreneur with a demonstrated history of scientific innovation and program leadership at the intersection of target validation, translation and clinical development.

CSO Robert Fremeau, Ph.D. to present at the Autism Tree Foundation Global Neuroscience Conference

CSO Robert Fremeau, PhD. to present at the Translational Models in Neuroscience Summit

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CSO Robert Fremeau, Ph.D. to present at the Autism Tree Foundation Global Neuroscience Conference

November 3, 2023, at the Sanford Consortium for Regenerative Medicine, La Jolla, CA

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CSO Robert Fremeau, PhD. to present at the Translational Models in Neuroscience Summit

October 24-26, 2023. Boston, MA

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Personalized Neuroscience: Are Human-Derived Brain Organoids The Answer?

Imagine a futuristic society capable of curing devastating neurological disorders by recreating the brains’ of patients in a dish.

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Organoids making their US clinical debut with CIDP drug

“The use of organoids in preclinical research has reached a tipping point, with U.S. FDA approval of the first drug to enter clinical trials on the basis of efficacy data derived only from these advanced cell models.”

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Roche doubles down on organoids, human model systems with new research institute

Roche has launched a new research group it’s naming the Institute of Human Biology

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The ‘Mini Brains’ solving medical mysteries and raising concerns

It may seem like science fiction, but over the past decade scientists have been using stem cells to grow so-called “mini brains", dubbed "Organoids".

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Sarah C.P. Williams on the consequences of disruptions to genetic networks

Computer model helps researchers understand the connections between thousands of genes, and pinpoint how those connections go awry in disease.

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