You have an incredible idea to improve human health. We want to give you up to $30,000 to do it.
UConn School of Engineering has been awarded $320,000 from Connecticut Innovations to accelerate the development of technology that improves human health. This grant provides up to $30,000 per project of much-needed gap funding to seedling companies or faculty and student groups associated with UConn.
Applications are accepted twice a year. The strongest proposals, as determined by a peer review committee, will receive up to $30,000 in funding.
If you’re part of an established company, student team or faculty associated with UConn, and you have a great idea in the area of medical devices, drug delivery, diagnostics, or health IT, take the first step to improving human health.
For questions contact: Professor Hadi Bozorgmanesh at hadi.bozorgmanesh@uconn.edu or Kat Terlikowski at katarzyna.terlikowski@uconn.edu.
Learn more about qualifications and requirements by going to biopipelinect.org. Application due date is May 24, 2020
For more information, contact: Hadi Bozorgmanesh at hadi.bozorgmanesh@uconn.edu