Calder Biosciences Headquarters & Office Locations

Calder Biosciences is headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, United States. Founded in 2018, the company has 3 recorded locations and employs approximately 7 people worldwide.

Where is Calder Biosciences's main office?

Calder Biosciences's main headquarters office is located at 140 58th Street Unit 8j, Brooklyn, New York 11220, United States. This is the company's primary corporate address.

Calder Biosciences regional offices

Beyond its headquarters in Brooklyn, Calder Biosciences has recorded locations in United States.

Calder Biosciences contact information

The main switchboard for Calder Biosciences headquarters can be reached at +1 917 806 4057. Official website: calderbiosciences.com.

What does Calder Biosciences do?

Developing increasingly challenging vaccine targets requires increasingly sophisticated technologies. Over the last century, vaccines have made essential contributions to the doubling of human life expectancy. Calder engineers next-generation vaccines that will further protect against the most intractable and life-threatening viruses. Viruses have evolved to become shapeshifters that can evade and distract our immune system by hiding some of their most vulnerable sites. History has shown that pandemics are not only lethal but also inevitable. Currently, the vaccines we know best poorly protect against pandemics and other viral outbreaks and leave many at-risk populations unprotected. By combining structure-based design as part of a novel manufacturing process, Calder’s unique 3D-Vaxlock technology generates molecular staples that lock vaccines into their most potent shape. Their initial focus is on generating a universal flu vaccine that protects against all seasonal strains and an RSV vaccine specifically for the elderly. With this platform, they have the ability to create treatments that better protect against life-threatening diseases with exceptional safety, efficacy, and durability. Calder’s next generation vaccines will prevent severe disease and deaths, alleviate a substantial burden on the healthcare system, and allow billions of people to lead healthy lives.