Company intelligence
Tetraneuron
Creating a new path for neurodegenerative diseases
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Madrid, Spain, ES
20 employees
Founded 2012
8 public signals
About Tetraneuron
Tetraneuron is a drug discovery company, focused on the development of a disruptive gene therapy for Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) and an Early Biomarker for this neurodegenerative condition.
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Signals from Tetraneuron
8 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Tetraneuron is attending Advanced Therapies Europe 2026 in Barcelona, organised by Phacilitate, with Angel Lucio Pereira, Cristina Sánchez-Puelles, and Hélène Panier joining leaders from the advanced therapies and regenerative medicine community.
Reported by Tetraneuron
Capital & Finance
Tetraneuron has received public funding totaling over 4.3 million euros for its projects in collaboration with the Ministry of Science and Innovation of Spain.
Reported by Tetraneuron
Capital & Finance
Tetraneuron received more than €3 million to support preparatory work for the clinical development of its Alzheimer's disease programme in Spain in collaboration with HM Hospitales and Fundación CIEN.
Reported by Tetraneuron
Capital & Finance
Tetraneuron received a second grant of more than €1.3 million to support the development of its Parkinson's disease programme in collaboration with the University of Navarra.
Reported by Tetraneuron
Capital & Finance
Tetraneuron has been awarded two new public grants totalling more than €4.3 million to advance its gene therapy programmes in Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease.
Reported by Tetraneuron
Presence & Recognition
Tetraneuron was featured in El Mundo.
Reported by Angel Lucio
Presence & Recognition
Tetraneuron will attend Advanced Therapies Europe 2026 organised by Phacilitate from 7 to 9 September at the InterContinental Barcelona.
Reported by Tetraneuron
Presence & Recognition
Tetraneuron employees Angel Lucio, Hélène Panier, and Cristina Sánchez-Puelles are returning to Barcelona to participate in an ATMP ecosystem project.
Reported by Angel Lucio