Harro Höfliger and LEON collaborate to bring the innovative NANOus LNP-encapsulation device to market

leon-nanodrugs GmbH and Harro Höfliger, announce today their collaboration on a manufacturing device to encapsulate mRNAs or active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) into lipid nanoparticles (LNPs). NANOus is a flexible small-to-high-volume manufacturing device designed for aseptic GMP-compliant nanoencapsulation of APIs, based on LEON’s proprietary NANOnow technology.

The two companies are in the process of assembling the market-ready device, which will enable rapid and cost-efficient, seamless scale-up for production of LNP-encapsulated therapeutics. NANOus can enable continuous manufacturing of several million vaccine doses per day. The collaboration builds on Harro Höfliger’s longstanding experience and engineering capabilities in order to meet the needs of the manufacturing pharmaceutical sector, while LEON provides access to its core technology platform NANOnow.

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About LEON

Based in Planegg/Munich, leon-nanodrugs GmbH is a pharmatech company specializing in the development and commercialization of equipment for the encapsulation of genetic material and other pharmaceutical active substances into nanoparticles, such as lipid nanoparticles (LNPs).

The company leverages its proprietary FR-JET®  technology to build innovative solutions. Its equipment portfolio includes NANOscreen® for formulation screening, NANOlab® for process development, as well as NANOme® and NANOus® for GMP manufacture. These systems are suitable for both individualized scales and commercial production, and the company further supports its clients by offering formulation and process development services.

LEON’s platform aims to empower pharmaceutical companies, small biotech, research institutes, and CDMOs to capitalize on advancements in advanced therapies.

For general information and enquiries please email info@leon-nanodrugs.com