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A **thermostable trivalent filovirus vaccine** is an investigational **recombinant protein subunit vaccine** being developed to provide protection against multiple medically important filoviruses while reducing reliance on cold-chain logistics. Available public materials describe it as a **lyophilized, thermostabilized trivalent formulation** containing glycoprotein antigens from **Zaire ebolavirus, Sudan ebolavirus, and Marburg marburgvirus**, with formulation work supported by Soligenix's ThermoVax technology and academic collaborators including the University of Hawaii at Manoa. Its intended mechanism is to present viral envelope glycoprotein antigens to the immune system and induce protective humoral immune responses against these filoviruses; in some reported preclinical formulation studies, the candidate was tested with the nanoemulsion adjuvant CoVaccine HT. The program appears to have remained in **preclinical development** rather than advancing to approved clinical use.
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