Norway-based vaccine company, Vaccibody, has recently begun the first stage of clinical trials with its immunotherapy VB10.16 for patients with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN 2/3). Dr. Martin Bonde, a biotech veteran who sold EpiTherapeutics ApS to Gilead Sciences Inc. earlier this year for $65m, is now its CEO. He tells Scrip about his new challenge to use Vaccibody's unique technology to treat CIN and make undefeatable diseases defeatable.
Scrip: You've recently been appointed as CEO of Vaccibody. What was it about Vaccibody that made you want to be...


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