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ADVANCING
CURES

Accelerating discovery and development of new products addressing unmet clinical need.

VIC supports rapid-pace, high-impact research initiatives that are in the process of safely transitioning from the research lab to patients

VIC supports rapid-pace, high-impact research initiatives

VIC aims to advance research initiatives efficiently from discovery through the preclinical stage to early clinical testing to enable successful product development by an industry or a non-profit partner.

Clinical
Discovery

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Labs working together with one initiative. 

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best in class collaborators and Partners

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novel medical products under development

VIC PROGRAMS ARE FUNDED BY GRANTS FROM US GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS, CONTRACTS FROM BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANIES AND PHILANTHROPISTS.

VIC Pivots to Address COVID-19 Pandemic

The VIC team is working with its academic collaborators and Voltron Therapeutics to develop a new vaccine designed to protect individuals from infection from the SARS-CoV-2 virus. VIC is leveraging its Self-Assembling Vaccine (SAV) platform developed under the Department of Defense funded VaxCelerate program to get this done under an accelerated timetable. The VaxCelerate platform has the potential to accelerate the time between pathogen isolation and vaccine development, allowing for the production and pre-clinical testing of a new vaccine against specific pathogen targets in less than 120 days. Our goal is to rapidly develop and test a vaccine that could help the population at large, and especially individuals who are at increased risk for the most serious complications of COVID-19 infection.

VIC is also advancing technologies needed to manage the risk of COVID-19 infection at work through the detection of infection and immunity to enable workers to return to productive employment. VIC is working with a leader in antibody technology and assay development, the locally based Cell Signaling Technology, to develop new technologies to diagnose COVID-19 and to understand the antibody response at high resolution.