SL Science (Nasdaq: SLBT) is scaling the future of cell therapy through its GDT (γδ T Cell) platform, making innovative immunotherapy more accessible worldwide.
Exosomes can cross the blood-brain barrier where whole cells can't, and preclinical data shows they trigger tumor cell death + work synergistically with radiotherapy.
👉 Read the full press release: https://t.co/8xcDMG4A2z
We remain focused on advancing our Gamma Delta (γδ) T cell platform across scientific, academic, and regulatory fronts — exploring its potential as a complementary approach to cancer treatment.
👉 Read the full press release: https://t.co/VQje7wa1IR
🔔 Today, SL Science leadership rang the Closing Bell at Nasdaq MarketSite in New York, marking our first appearance at Nasdaq since our listing on June 15, 2026.
#SLScience#SLBT#GammaDeltaT#CellTherapy
We're heading to Nasdaq! 🔔
SL Science (Nasdaq: SLBT) celebrates our Closing Bell Ceremony at Nasdaq MarketSite, NYC on Sept 2, 2026 (ET). Can't join in person?
Tune in to our livestream — link coming soon.
#SLScience#NasdaqListed#SLBT
30 years. Major trials. Billions invested. Glioblastoma survival rates have barely moved.
Three structural barriers have defeated every therapy thrown at it:
🔴 GBM engineers its own immune shield
🔴 Blood-brain barrier blocks most drugs
🔴 Tumor heterogeneity drives resistance
Conventional therapies were built around immune recognition pathways that GBM has evolved to neutralize.
Our GDT platform addresses all three at the mechanistic level — and these preclinical findings are building the scientific foundation for what comes next.
#Glioblastoma#GDT
New peer-reviewed paper:
SL Science leadership + Taipei Medical University clinical researchers outline a rigorous development framework for γδ T cell therapy in glioblastoma.
📄 Full paper: https://t.co/2HAWn6hgFQ
#SLScience#Glioblastoma#CellTherapy
🧠 Why does immunotherapy work wonders in most cancers, but barely touch glioblastoma?
GBM — median survival 15 months¹ — actively blinds immune cells before they can attack.² Conventional therapies depend on recognition pathways GBM can simply turn off.³
γδ T cells (GDT) bypass GBM's defenses by detecting stress signals tumors can't hide — no MHC recognition required.⁴
These preclinical findings are building the scientific foundation for what comes next.
"This research underscores the tremendous therapeutic potential of our γδ T-cell platform to combat challenging solid tumors like glioblastoma." — William Wang, Chairman & CEO
#WorldBrainDay#WCP2026#Glioblastoma#CellTherapy
🧠 WorldBrainDay 2026: "Brain Health: Access for All"
3.4 billion people live with neurological conditions. Glioblastoma — one of the deadliest brain tumors — remains unsolved.
Last week at #WCP2026 Melbourne, we took a step forward.
🔗 See More: https://t.co/QYpemYu6Ns
We're proud to share that our CTO, Dr. Ethan Shen, attended WCP2026 Melbourne alongside JY BioMed's CMO, Dr. Bo-Xiang Zhang — as GDT platform preclinical findings took the world stage, with tumor signal dropping to undetectable levels in the highest-dose glioblastoma model.
Taiwan biotech breakthrough 🧬
JY BioMed's γδ T cell therapy, developed with Taipei Medical University, showed complete tumor signal disappearance in the highest-dose group in a brain cancer (GBM) model.