MIT–Mass General Brigham Seed Program supports MIT and Mass General Brigham researchers in joint research on next-generation therapies, diagnostics, and digital tools to improve human health at scale.
Funder: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (Letters of intent) | June 2027 (Applications)
Funding Amounts: Award amounts not specified
Summary: Supports joint MIT and Mass General Brigham research developing next-generation therapies, diagnostics, and digital tools to improve human health at scale.
Key Information: Projects must be jointly led by researchers at MIT and Mass General Brigham.
The MIT–Mass General Brigham Seed Program supports joint research projects led by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Mass General Brigham. Listed among MIT HEALS programs, it focuses on advancing human health through research toward next-generation approaches to care.
The program’s priorities span therapeutic development, diagnostic advances, and digital tools. Joint projects connect research at the two institutions with the goal of developing approaches that could improve lives at scale. Its emphasis is on linking human health research with the development of therapies, diagnostics, and tools that have the potential for broad benefit.