Fernando Garces

Advisory Board @Abilita Therapeutics, Inc

San Francisco, CA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Aug 2023 — Present

Advisory Board @Abilita Therapeutics, Inc

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EDUCATION

1998 — 2002

Portuguese Catholic University

Bachelor of Science (BSc), Microbilogy

2009 — 2012

The Institute of Cancer Research

Post-Doctoral, DNA Repair Enzymes

2012 — 2016

Scripps Research

Post-Doctoral fellow, HIV Vaccine Design

2004 — 2008

Universitat de Barcelona

Ph.D., Biotechnology

ABOUT FERNANDO GARCES

Founder (Stealth)| CEO, BioGlyph | Former Director, Protein Therapeutics at Gilead | Ex-AmgenFernando Garces, PhD, is a biotech founder and operator with deep experience building protein engineering capabilities that translate advanced science into therapeutic and platform outcomes. He is currently a founder in stealth developing AI-native approaches for biologics, and is active as an investor and advisor to companies at the intersection of computation and life sciences.Fernando is the co-founder of BioGlyph, where he previously served as CEO and CSO, building the company’s scientific vision, platform strategy, and early team. He remains a shareholder but is no longer operationally involved.Prior to BioGlyph, Fernando was Director of Protein Therapeutics at Gilead, where he founded and led the Next Generation Biologics Engineering organization, expanding capabilities across virology, oncology, and inflammation. Before Gilead, he spent nearly six years at Amgen, rising from Scientist to Principal Scientist while establishing industry-leading workflows in multispecific antibody engineering and advancing programs in cardiovascular disease and oncology.Fernando has also held leadership roles spanning platform innovation and strategy, including Director of Biotechnology and Innovation at BioMap, and serves on the Advisory Board of Abilita Therapeutics.He completed postdoctoral training at The Scripps Research Institute in the laboratory of Ian Wilson, focusing on structural immunology and antibody–antigen recognition, following earlier research at the Institute of Cancer Research in London on DNA repair and target discovery. He earned his PhD from the University of Barcelona through a competitive international fellowship and received the Scripps CHAVI-ID Young Investigator Award for contributions toward HIV vaccine development.

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