We are pleased to undergo this trial with Calidi, the licensee and manufacturer of CLD-101, and we look forward to advancing the clinical development of this novel treatment option for patients." Dr. Alfred Yung, Calidi Medical Advisory Board member and a Blue Ribbon Panel advisor to the White House Cancer Moonshot initiative, added, "I have been very impressed by Dr. Lesniak's promising work in high-grade glioma patients using CLD-101 (NeuroNova), and I am very pleased by this FDA clearance, which enables this groundbreaking research to continue in further clinical trials." Dr. Yung is also professor of Neuro-oncology at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, where he held the Margaret and Ben Love Chair of Clinical Cancer Care and dual appointment as professor of Cancer Biology.