Who is Bina Therapeutics

Meet The Team

Born from a personal journey, our mission is to transform the landscape of rare disease treatment, inspired by patients, their families, and the unwavering support of a dedicated community.

It's not a pitch, its a plan.

Our Promise.

The principle of “Do No Harm,” rooted in medical ethics, prioritizes safety and minimizes risk. At Bina Therapeutics, this value drives our commitment to safer, more effective treatments through advanced delivery methods and careful screening to reduce toxicity and protect patient well-being.

Starting with Pseudomyxoma Peritonei, We’re attempting to break the boundaries of translational drug discovery from pre-clinical to patient in record time. We aim to frequently update you on our progress, sharing every interaction associated with a positive step towards realizing our goal. 

Starting with Pseudomyxoma Peritonei our plan is to find more effective treatment strategies for rare diseases. In order to achieve this we connect with leading, well-known researchers in each disease cohort to share our work for input throughout all stages from hypothesis to production ensuring no stone is unturned.

Management Team

The shoulders of giants

Scientific Collaborators

Our Scientific collaborators represent a powerhouse of expertise, guiding our work with invaluable advice and insights. Their dedication and support have been instrumental in shaping our progress, and we deeply appreciate their ongoing contributions to advancing our mission.

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Institute for Systems Research Bioengineering Department University of Maryland and founder of McAvoy Pseudomyxoma Research.

Assistant Professor Department of Animal Sciences

Colorado State University and Metcalf Lab, advancing research on microbial and vertebrate interactions across life, health, and forensic science.

Professor Department of Microbiology & Immunology

Director of the School of Animal and Comparative Biomedical Sciences, University of Arizona studying host-pathogen interactions, including H. pylori, S. aureus, pseudomyxoma peritonei, and A. baumannii.

Department of Pathology Immunology

Assistant Professor studying bacterial pathogenesis, with a focus on Helicobacter species and their role in inflammation, cancer, and systemic diseases.

Lead Research Scientist

Driving critical research on peritoneal cancers. Oversees experimental design, data analysis, and collaborative projects to advance treatments.

Translational and Clinical Research Institute

CRUK Newcastle Drug Discovery Unit Newcastle Centre for Cancer. Contributed to well known research on the mutational profile of PMP.

Director of the Peritoneal Malignancy Institute in Basingstoke

One of the largest centres in the world in the treatment of peritoneal cancers.

Co-Founder CANCollaborate

Jane is a scientific operations and alliance management executive with 20+ years of creating and delivering complex scientific goals in Biotech.

Professor of Surgery (Oncology)

Kiran Turaga, MD, MPH, is Division Chief of Surgical Oncology in the Department of Surgery and Assistant Medical Director for the Clinical Trials Office at Yale Cancer Center.

Scientific Lead, CANCollaborate,

A fellowship at the National Cancer Institute inspired Jamie’s cancer research journey, culminating in a Harvard Ph.D. in Cell Biology, focused on mTOR signaling and alternative splicing.

Live Updates

We Need You To Know How It's Going.

We’re in pursuit of a goal that aims to help thousands of people who are suffering from rare diseases starting with Pseudomyxoma Peritonei. Follow our story with frequent updates documenting all of our milestones and outcomes.

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