From academic research to therapeutic innovation
Founded in 2019, Apmonia Therapeutics builds on research conducted within the MEDyC laboratory (UMR CNRS 7369), a joint research unit of CNRS and the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne.
The company’s scientific foundations lie in extracellular matrix biology and the role of protein-protein interactions in disease mechanisms. This research led to the development of TAX2 (AP-01), a first-in-class cyclic peptide targeting the TSP-1/CD47 interaction, now being evaluated in an ongoing Phase 1/2a clinical trial in patients with advanced solid tumors.
Today, Apmonia is building on this scientific foundation to develop a pipeline of peptide therapeutics in oncology and cardiovascular disease.

A team combining scientific
and biotech expertise
Apmonia brings together expertise in research, biotechnology, pharmaceutical development and business strategy to advance its therapeutic programs.
Its executive team is supported by a strategic board and a Scientific and Clinical Advisory Board, bringing complementary perspectives to the company’s scientific and clinical development.
Executive leadership
Strategic Board
Aurore ANDREMS, MBA
Nissim DARVISHMD, PhD
Alexandre KORESSIOSMSc
Abderrahim LACHGARPhD
Stéphane LOZEPhD
Jérôme MAJOIEMBA
Virginie MIATHMSc
Julie RACHLINEPhD
Scientific and Clinical Advisory Board
Stéphane DEDIEUPhD, Chair of the Scientific and Clinical Advisory Board, CNRS and University of Reims
Alexandra LEARYMD, PhD, Gustave Roussy Institute
Armand BENSUSSANPhD, Saint-Louis Hospital and Jean Godinot Institute
Olivier BOUCHÉMD, PhD, Reims Hospital
Liliana SCHAEFERMD, PhD, University of Frankfurt/Main and Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia
A scientific vision focused on patients
Our ambition is to develop new therapeutic approaches by targeting extracellular mechanisms involved in disease progression.
By combining fundamental research with translational development, Apmonia aims to turn discoveries in extracellular matrix biology into therapeutic candidates with the potential to address unmet medical needs.
We work alongside scientific, clinical and pharmaceutical partners to advance our programs and bring new therapeutic possibilities closer to patients.



