The Technology Bridge Fund from the University of Notre Dame supports faculty in refining precision health research for commercialization by addressing reviewer feedback on prior external proposals.
Funds innovative technology research from proof-of-concept to prototype, focusing on technological advances for biomedical research without testing biological or biomedical hypotheses.
The Translational Research Grant from the North Carolina Biotechnology Center funds NC university research teams to advance life sciences inventions toward commercialization and product development.
Supports early-stage pilot research in precision health, emphasizing rare diseases, special populations, and translational science at Washington University in St. Louis.
Notre Dame-IBM Tech Ethics Lab Graduate Fellowship supports Notre Dame Ph.D. students’ research on applied technology ethics to explore ethical questions and the ethical dimensions of technology.
Supports one-year postdoctoral fellowships for collaborative teams translating basic cancer research into clinical applications at Northwestern's Lurie Cancer Center.