Our unique lipid structures can navigate complex biological systems such as the tumor microenvironment and the immune system for novel treatments of cancer, autoimmune, metabolic and other diseases.

We are addressing immunotherapy and gene therapy of complex diseases through the important role of lipid assembly structures

Human cells are composed of lipid bilayers as their primary structure. HighField takes advantage of this role of lipids in the body to treat a broad range of diseases.

Lipids self-assemble into fascinating structures, and we design these structures to target different cells in complex disease biology. 

Our cancer therapies attack cancer cells directly or modulate immune cells in the tumor microenvironment. Our lipid nanoparticles for gene therapy are nontoxic and provide for long-term therapeutic effect.

The Highfield Advantage

Our products are high-quality lipid nanoparticles designed with a unique modular system to be biocompatible as they travel in circulation and highly efficient in finding diseased tissues.

These nanoparticles, optimized for targeting multiple disease mechanisms and cells, can safely carry various payloads in specific quantities for maximum efficacy.