GCT-Atlas

The ATMP process map is intended to illustrate which aspects need to be considered at each phase of ATMP development and which experts or stakeholders are responsible for them.

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The network of Advanced Therapy Treatment Centres (ATTC) addresses the specific and complex challenges associated with the development and delivery of innovative advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs) for patients.

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On the interactive DZG map, you can find the 8 DZGs with their 109 partner institutions, search for individual institutions, or filter the centres by federal state and city.

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An overview of leading European institutes in the field of translational medicine

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The map showcases the who’s who in the field of GCT across Europe. Here you can find research groups and networks, NGOs, biotech and pharmaceutical companies, and much more

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EuroGCT has developed this database to provide interested parties with an overview of all stakeholders involved in the different phases of GCT development—from the laboratory to clinical application

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The German Biobank Network (GBN) brings together academic biobanks at 37 sites that collect human biospecimens and make them available for biomedical research

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The Human Pluripotent Stem Cell Registry (hPSCreg®) is a freely accessible global registry for human pluripotent stem cell lines (hPSC lines). It enables targeted searches for cell lines as well as for the information available on each of these cell lines

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The INTEGRATE-ATMP project aims to develop harmonised and quality-assured tools to ensure the highest possible standard of care for patients treated with ATMPs. The map shows all treatment centres within the consortium

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The platform provides an interactive overview and mapping of ATMP-relevant sites, allowing users to filter institutions based on specific criteria and access detailed information on stakeholders and capacities along the development and application of ATMPs

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EATRIS, the European infrastructure for translational medicine, is leading a pioneering initiative within the EU-funded PRECISEU project to map ATMP capacities across Europe.

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The atlas shows the centres for rare diseases in Germany along with their respective contact details.

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The map of the vfa (Association of Research-Based Pharmaceutical Companies) shows the company locations of vfa members and their subsidiaries.

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