Who we are
Draupnir Bio is a spin out company, from Aarhus University, Denmark and the Max-Planck Society, Germany. Backed by a syndicate of leading European investors – Gilde Healthcare Partners, Inkef Capital, Novo Seeds, MP Healthcare Venture Management, and EIFO – Draupnir is based in Copenhagen, with research operations centered in Aarhus, Denmark.
We are establishing ourselves at the forefront of extracellular targeted protein degradation, which is enabled for multi-modality degraders. Our focus is on building a new paradigm for the effective and safe clearance of protein aggregates using sortilin-based lysosome targeting chimeras (SORTACs) against proteinopaties in areas of high unmet medical need.

What we do
Targeted protein degradation (TPD) is a rapidly emerging field in drug development, exploiting a cell’s own destruction machinery to tackle disease-causing proteins that have historically been highly challenging to target with conventional therapies.
This has the potential to offer patients new treatment options across multiple indications and yet first-generation approaches are exclusively limited to intracellular targets, leaving extracellular and membrane-bound proteins – 40% of the human proteome – untouched.
At Draupnir, we are extending the potential of protein degradation to target extracellular and membrane-bound proteins in a pioneering approach using our novel and differentiated, proprietary technology platform which targets lysosome receptors, and has the potential to revolutionise the field of TPD.
Our pipeline
We are building a preclinical pipeline against protein aggregates.

Meet our team
Our team at Draupnir Bio is driven by a deep commitment to scientific excellence and the desire to bring innovative therapies to patients in need.
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Our history
Draupnir Bio is a spin out from Aarhus University, Denmark, and the Max-Planck Society, Germany, based on the breakthrough scientific findings of Professors Simon Glerup, Camilla Gustafsen, Peder Søndergaard Madsen, and Peter Seeberger.







