About

Proving the power of GPI-targeted SSCVs

Founded in Melbourne in 2024. Phase I clinical trials in 2027, partnering after feasibility in humans. We invite investors and commercial development partners to join our mission to defeat the world’s deadliest infectious diseases.

Christopher Boyer and Distinguished Professor Louis Schofield at the BIO International Convention.

Christopher Boyer and Distinguished Professor Louis Schofield, BIO International Convention.

Founders

Christopher Boyer, BSc, MBA

CEO & Executive Director

Co-founder. Twenty years building biotechnology companies in Australia and the United States.

Distinguished Professor Louis Schofield

CSO & Executive Director

Co-founder and inventor. Professor Schofield devoted his life’s work to defeating malaria. He identified GPI as the principal malaria toxin, and published in Nature that immunisation with a synthetic GPI glycan protected mice against severe malarial disease. He was inaugural Director of the Australian Institute of Tropical Health and Medicine in Cairns, where he invented novel compositions and expanded methods of use for GPI-targeting SSCVs.

Advisors

Renaud Jacquemart, PhD, MBA

Advisor, pharma partnering

North America–based. CMC oversight and a global network across vaccine manufacturers.

Davi La Ferla, BSc, MBA

Advisor, corporate development

Investment strategy and commercial positioning.

Alison Cook, MSc

Advisor, CMC

GMP manufacturing, CMC strategy and CDMO oversight — including prior management of ST101 development.

Intellectual property

Composition-of-matter and method-of-use patents covering optimal molecular design, prevention and treatment across a range of diseases, and combinations that potentiate other vaccines. Proprietary manufacturing and GLP-toxicology packages are exclusively licensed from DMTC Limited, including work funded by Australian Defence. Related IP was acquired from James Cook University.

Melbourne

Saccharide Therapeutics Pty Ltd
Level 17, HWT Tower
40 City Road
Southbank VIC 3006
Australia