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SK Bioscience Co Ltd

SK bioscience Co., Ltd. researches, develops, produces, and distributes vaccines and biopharmaceuticals in Korea and internationally. Its portfolio includes Skycellflu, a cell-cultured influenza surface antigen vaccine; Skycellflu 4-ga pre-filled syringe; pneumococcal vaccines for adults and infants; Skyzoster, a shingles virus vaccine; and Sky Baricella for the prevention of chickenpox in children. The company is also developing an oral rotavirus vaccine and a cervical cancer vaccine, both of which have completed phase 2 clinical trials, a rotavirus vaccine in phase 3 trials in Africa, a typhoid conjugate vaccine, a Corona 19 vaccine in phase 1 and phase 1/2 trials, a low-cost pneumococcal vaccine that has completed phase 2 trials, and a next-generation pneumococcal vaccine in phase 2 trials in the United States. Founded in 2018 and based in Seongnam-si, South Korea, SK bioscience Co., Ltd. is a subsidiary of SK Chemicals Co., Ltd.

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SK bioscience launches AI-powered ROTOR project to reduce vaccine-development uncertainty

SK bioscience will lead the Gates Foundation-funded ROTOR project, establishing a global collaboration framework with PATH, Slalom, and SK AX to develop an AI-powered platform for evidence-based clinical development decision-making. The platform will analyze clinical, immunogenicity, and scientific datasets to support R&D decisions and optimize strategies, initially validated using rotavirus vaccine data from SK bioscience and PATH. It aims to strengthen R&D capabilities in low- and middle-income countries and expand global vaccine access, with reusable components for broader adoption. The initiative addresses the challenge of advancing to large-scale Phase III trials when immune correlates of protection are limited, potentially improving development efficiency. SK bioscience has a track record of collaborations with WHO, CEPI, and others, and recently signed a licensing agreement with the CDC for an injectable rotavirus vaccine.
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