The Life Sciences Discovery Fund has awarded $1.2 million in Proof of Concept grants to five Washington-based organizations, focusing on new therapies for cancer, diabetic macular edema, hepatitis B, and severe epilepsy. Additionally, the fund has announced two commercialization-focused awards totaling $600,000.
The Life Sciences Discovery Fund awarded nearly $750,000 in Proof of Concept grants to Washington state organizations to translate health-related technologies from the lab to the marketplace. Funding supports development of products for lupus treatment and at-home lung function monitoring.
The Life Sciences Discovery Fund has awarded nearly $750,000 in Proof of Concept grants to three Washington organizations to develop and test new diagnostic and therapeutic products. These grants will help accelerate the transition of promising technologies from concept to commercial product.
The Life Sciences Discovery Fund has awarded over $1 million to support the development of new health and healthcare products. Two awards focus on diagnostic technologies, including a rapid test for hospital-acquired infections and a device to assess trauma patient risk.
Four Washington-based teams will receive grants to develop and test prototype health products, including a device for atrial fibrillation detection and a technology to monitor older adults. The Life Sciences Discovery Fund aims to promote the translation of promising technologies into marketable products.
The Life Sciences Discovery Fund has awarded a $5 million grant to Omeros Corporation to discover and develop new drugs. The company's proprietary screening technology aims to identify compounds that interact with orphan GPCRs, potentially leading to treatments for cancer, obesity, and neurological disorders.
The Life Sciences Discovery Fund has awarded nearly $15 million to three Washington state-based health research programs. The programs aim to enhance cancer diagnosis and treatment through innovative approaches, including computational tools and ultrasound technologies.
The Life Sciences Discovery Fund awarded four Washington State-based research organizations over $18 million in grants to advance vaccine development, improve cardiac resuscitation technology, enhance rural mental health services, and develop targeted intracellular drug delivery mechanisms.
The Life Sciences Discovery Fund has awarded over $18 million in grants to four Washington State-based research organizations. These initiatives focus on advancing vaccine development, improving cardiac resuscitation technology, and delivering mental health and substance abuse services in rural communities. The awardees include Lawrenc...
The Life Sciences Discovery Fund has awarded $5 million in grants to six Washington State-based organizations for innovative health research projects. These projects focus on prostate cancer imaging, safer in-home environments, recovery from brain damage, and more.