Our Mission

Immunyx is pioneering new approaches to immune modulation using novel pharmacological approaches to modulate the toxic function of neutrophils in chronic disease. Our team of world experts in neutrophil biology and pharma development are using cutting edge tools to bring new therapies to patients across a broad spectrum of diseases. We operate according to the highest ethical and scientific standards according to defined compliance and governance.

Leadership

Seth Salpeter, Ph.D
Co-Founder & CEO

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Zvika Granot, Ph.D
Co-Founder & CSO

Zvi Fridlender, M.D, Ms.C
Co-Founder & CMO

Christina Eng, Ph.D
VP of Pre-Clinical Development

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Contact Us

Immunyx strives to improve disease treatment. If you’re interested in our mission we would love to hear from you.

Seth Salpeter, Ph.D
Co-Founder & CEO

Dr. Salpeter has deep experience in developing and bringing new biotechnologies to market. He previously served as Co-Founder and CTO at Curesponse, a precision cancer medicine company. Prior to that he was Chief Scientist and VP Business Development at Sight Diagnostics. Dr. Salpeter holds a Ph.D in Biochemistry from the Hebrew University and performed post-doctoral studies at the Institute for Drug Research, the Hebrew University School of Pharmacy.

Zvika Granot, Ph.D
Co-Founder & CSO

Dr. Granot is a world recognized expert in the field of neutrophil biology. Previously he identified the neutrophil’s role in anti-cancer activity and discovered the high and low density paradigm of neutrophil regulation suggesting that neutrophils can be repolarized. Recently he has focused his efforts on developing technologies for neutrophil modulation, leading to the founding of Immunyx. Dr. Granot received his Ph.D from the Hebrew University and performed Post-Doctoral work at Memorial Sloan Kettering.

Zvi Fridlender, M.D, Ms.C
Co-Founder & CMO

Dr. Fridlender is a clinician with significant knowledge in the function of neutrophils in disease. His original work on neutrophils in cancer led to the discovery of the N1 and N2 phenotypes. His expertise ranges from internal medicine, pulmonology and basic immunological questions. He received his M.D from the Hebrew University Medical School and completed his fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania.