Traditional Drug Delivery
Drug distributes via systemic
circulation with low/no specificity.
Target cells are often not reached
due to biological barriers.
NaDeNo’s Nanotechnology Platform
NaDeNo is re-defining drug delivery,
achieving high specificity in
hard-to-reach tissues/cells with:
- Local administration and retention
- Tissue-adhesive nanoparticles carrying the drug
Differentiated for Impact
Drug is encapsulated and injected locally
Delivers drug safely to the target site, bypassing biological barriers.
Nanoparticles anchor directly to tissue
Local retention due to passive chemical mechanisms.
Drug is released precisely at the target site
Optimized drug release mechanism ensures sustained therapeutic levels locally while minimizing systemic toxicity.
Proprietary Materials. One-step Manufacturing Process.
Stable suspension,
long term stability
Sustainable & low cost
No downstream
processing needed
Lead Candidate
PACAB-002 for ovarian cancer
Designed to target intraperitoneal micrometastases
Our innovative cabazitaxel nanoparticle formulation is engineered to reach, attach to, and eradicate peritoneal micrometastases from ovarian cancer.
PACAB-002 polymer nanoparticle
– patented nanoformulation of cabazitaxel.
Cabazitaxel (encapsulated drug)
is FDA and EMA approved.
Ready-to-use Liquid Dispersion
Stable and homogenous formulation
200 nm
The hidden reason why ovarian cancer patients relapse
After initial cancer treatment, tiny tumor deposits (micrometastases) remain in the peritoneal cavity. Because they lack blood vessels, they were never reached by systemic treatment. This drives relapse and poor survival rates.
Micrometastases are not reached by standard of care
Tumors with blood vessels are reached through systemic drug administration.
Systemic drugs are ineffective as the micrometastases has limited or no vascularization
10x
Higher drug concentration in target cells
PACAB-002 achieves 10x higher drug concentration in tumors compared to free (non-encapsulated) drug.
PACAB-002 eradicated tumors within 38 days with >97% tumor reduction compared to free drug.
100% survival after 2 treatment cycles. Median survival doubled with single dose vs. free drug.
10x
Higher drug concentration in target cells
PACAB-002 achieves 10x higher drug concentration in tumors compared to free (non-encapsulated) drug.
PACAB-002 eradicated tumors within 38 days with >97% tumor reduction compared to free drug.
100% survival after 2 treatment cycles. Median survival doubled with single dose vs. free drug.
Tumor weight reduction
Survival
Partnerships
A few of our many
partners across:
Innovation & Testing
Organizations that contribute to preclinical research, early testing, and technology development.
Clinical Development
Renowned clinical institutions driving patient-focused trials to validate efficacy and safety in real-world settings.
Manufacturing & Supply Chain
Partners enabling production, scalability, and raw material sourcing.
Funding & Ecosystems
Organizations providing financial support, innovation clusters, and strategic networks.
Regulatory & Intellectual Property
Experts in navigating regulatory approvals, patent protection, and compliance.
Selected for EIC Accelerator Funding: Read Press Release
Insightful reads
Article: EU Support to Norwegian Nanotech Company for Cancer
- Why the EU is backing a Norwegian nanotechnology approach to cancer treatment.
- How nanoparticles can deliver cancer drugs precisely where conventional therapies cannot reach.
- Why micrometastases drive relapse in ovarian cancer and remain largely untreated today.
- How intraperitoneal delivery with nanoparticles could attack cancer at its source.
- How decades of SINTEF research led to this technology and its path toward clinical trials.
Journal publication.
Learn why:
- PACA drug encapsulation improves treatment response in peritoneal metastases models.
- Intraperitoneal injection of PACA nanoparticles provides a beneficial drug biodistribution.
- Drug encapsulation in PACA nanoparticles improves intraperitoneal drug retention.
- The taxane cabazitaxel is a promising chemotherapy option for peritoneal metastases.
Article: Combating Severe Cancer With a New Drug Delivery System
This article from Norwegian SciTech News will provide deeper understanding of NaDeNo’s innovative nanoparticle-based drug delivery system.
