BacTbio is a science-led team applying cutting-edge probiotic engineering and the gut–liver axis to the earliest, most recoverable stage of fatty liver disease.

Salpie leads BacTbio's vision and strategy, holding a PhD in Computational Biology from King's College London and 12 years of research experience in computational analysis and the modelling of complex biological systems. Salpie's focus is translating cutting-edge microbiome and gut–liver-axis science into products that reach people at the stage where they can benefit most.

Max heads the science and engineering behind BacTbio's next-generation probiotic platform. He holds a PhD in Molecular Biology from Heidelberg University and brings 19 years of research experience in molecular genetics, engineering and lead-molecule technology development — designing living therapeutics built to work with the body's own biology rather than override it.

Gabriel guides BacTbio's clinical and medical strategy. A medical doctor (MB ChB, University of Manchester) with 10 years of clinical experience, he has recruited and monitored patients on a Phase III trial and led the implementation of a novel diagnostic tool in major hospitals — keeping the science grounded in real patient need and rigorous, peer-reviewed evidence.
Most people with fatty liver don't know they have it — and the early stage, when the liver is most able to recover, passes silently. We're building the science, and the tools, to change that.