
Visterra develops antibody-based biologic therapies for kidney and other hard-to-treat diseases as an Otsuka subsidiary.
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We design and run innovative and nimble pre-clinical studies and early phase clinical trials to answer critical questions about safety, tolerability, dosing regimen, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, biomarkers, and efficacy.
James R Myette, Toshiki Kano, Hitoshi Suzuki, Susan E Sloan, Kristy J Szretter, Boopathy Ramakrishnan, Hedy Adari, Ketan D Deotale, Frank Engler, Zachary Shriver, Andrew M Wollacott, Yusuke Suzuki, Brian J G Pereira
Ali M. Farhat, Adam C. Weiner, Cori Posner, Zoe S. Kim, Brian Orcutt-Jahns, Scott M. Carlson, Aaron S. Meyer
We use our biological insight, along with structure considerations and knowledge of the biology and molecular function, to identify specific epitopes to engage.
Vlado Perkovic, Jonathan Barratt, Richard Lafayette, Adrian Liew, Yusuke Suzuki, Kevin Carroll, Chee Kay Cheung, Vladimir Tesař, Hernán Trimarchi, Muh Geot Wong, Hong Zhang, Dana V. Rizk
Co-ops work directly on our research discovery programs, computational platform, technology platform, or with our manufacturing team
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We are intentional about supporting and growing our culture where people can invent, discover, and have fun along the way.
As Vice President, Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology, Jean Bender is accountable for leading all CMC activities for Visterra's product pipeline.
“The supportive environment and scientific expertise at Visterra made me a better researcher during my time as a Research Associate. The skills I developed emboldened me to pursue my PhD. I am incredibly excited to return to Visterra to make impactful contributions to the research programs and to mentor junior scientists.” – Jeffrey Kuniholm, Principal... READ MORE>>
As Chief Scientific Officer, Greg Babcock is responsible for strategic leadership of all areas of research for the company. Greg joined Visterra in 2013 and has 25 years of experience researching and developing monoclonal antibodies for a variety of disease indications. Previously, Greg served as the Deputy Director of MassBiologics, building and leading the research… READ MORE>>
“At Visterra, there is a great culture of empowering individuals to provide meaningful input to all aspects of the science and decision-making. I am constantly amazed by others’ innovative ideas, and I enjoy being part of highly collaborative teams that translate these creative ideas into products that have a real impact on patients.” – Luke... READ MORE>>
We aim to be a best-in-class biologics center of excellence, consistently developing and delivering transformative medicines to patients.
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Nona Biosciences announces a license agreement with Visterra to advance next-generation biotherapeutics for immune-mediated and autoimmune diseases. The partnership's stated purpose is to progress biotherapeutic development in these disease areas, applying a next-generation approach to treatments for immune-mediated and autoimmune conditions.
Jun 2025 · PR Newswire / Nona BiosciencesNews article
Nona Biosciences announces a license agreement with Visterra to advance Visterra’s next-generation biotherapeutic pipeline for immune-mediated and autoimmune diseases.
Jun 2025 · Nona BiosciencesNews article
Otsuka announces a $430 million acquisition of Visterra. The acquisition is characterized as a “drug creation engine,” but the supplied text provides no further details about the deal or Visterra’s technology.
Jul 2018 · pharmaphorumNews article
Otsuka Pharmaceutical agrees to acquire Visterra for approximately $430 million under a definitive merger agreement. Visterra continues operating as a wholly owned Otsuka subsidiary in Waltham.
Jul 2018 · Otsuka USNews article