Baxiva is an ETH Zurich spin-off building next-generation glycoconjugate vaccines to prevent serious infections caused by Gram-negative bacteria, starting with extraintestinal pathogenic E. coli (ExPEC) - the leading cause of UTIs and a major driver of sepsis and antimicrobial resistance. With no approved ExPEC vaccine, prevention represents a large, underserved market. Baxiva’s proprietary conjugation platform links bacterial surface polysaccharides to highly immunogenic nanoparticle carriers to enable scalable, multivalent vaccines. The company is supported by CARB-X and is building a partner-oriented path to market through co-development or licensing with global vaccine manufacturers.
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Venture Kick supports potential entrepreneurs with start capital up to CHF 150'000 as well as hands-on execution support and access to a nationwide network of investors and experts in the startup field. Multiple times per year, 8 selected projects get the opportunity to present their business ideas in front of a panel. The 5 most promising projects enter the support process. After 9 months at the latest, the startups incorporate and enter the market. Since 2007, Venture Kick has invested over CHF 58 million in over 1111 projects.
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www.baxiva.com/
Headquarter:
Schlieren
Foundation Date:
June 2025
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