Grants for Bridging Life Science Research Gaps in Massachusetts in Massachusetts (USA)
GrantID: 75302
Grant Funding Amount Low: $85,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $5,000,000
Summary
This funding opportunity offers a diverse array of programs aimed at advancing the life sciences ecosystem within Massachusetts. The programs support initiatives ranging from early-stage research to workforce development, with a focus on innovation, equity, and collaboration.
For early-stage companies, funding is available through programs that provide support to execute critical technical milestones and seed funding of up to $250,000 in convertible notes for early-stage life sciences companies located in specific regions of the state. Other programs provide grants up to $5 million to support larger-scale research, development, or infrastructure projects that have the potential to significantly advance the life sciences sector.
Another program supports early-stage, high-risk translational research in historically underfunded and understudied sectors of the life sciences, aiming to unlock transformative potential across the ecosystem.
For workforce development, grants of up to $750,000 per project are offered for the purchase and installation of life sciences training equipment, focusing on critical skills and high-demand careers.
Additional programs provide funding for the establishment of disease-specific, accessible biobanks sourced from diverse patient populations, as well as research infrastructure and equipment grants to support capital projects in life sciences research and development.
Another initiative is designed to strengthen every layer of the life sciences ecosystem, spanning startups, research labs, industry leaders, and the next generation of talent, helping to ensure long-term growth and sustainability in the sector. These programs are open to various entities, including nonprofits, academic institutions, and early-stage companies, primarily located in Massachusetts. Each program has specific eligibility criteria and application processes, with deadlines typically falling between October and November each year.
Overall, this funding opportunity aims to enhance the life sciences ecosystem by providing resources for innovation, workforce development, research capacity, and translational projects, fostering equitable access and long-term impact across the state.
This funding opportunity offers a diverse array of programs aimed at advancing the life sciences ecosystem within Massachusetts. The programs support initiatives ranging from early-stage research to workforce development, with a focus on innovation, equity, and collaboration.
For early-stage companies, funding is available through programs that provide support to execute critical technical milestones and seed funding of up to $250,000 in convertible notes for early-stage life sciences companies located in specific regions of the state. Other programs provide grants up to $5 million to support larger-scale research, development, or infrastructure projects that have the potential to significantly advance the life sciences sector.
Another program supports early-stage, high-risk translational research in historically underfunded and understudied sectors of the life sciences, aiming to unlock transformative potential across the ecosystem.
For workforce development, grants of up to $750,000 per project are offered for the purchase and installation of life sciences training equipment, focusing on critical skills and high-demand careers.
Additional programs provide funding for the establishment of disease-specific, accessible biobanks sourced from diverse patient populations, as well as research infrastructure and equipment grants to support capital projects in life sciences research and development.
Another initiative is designed to strengthen every layer of the life sciences ecosystem, spanning startups, research labs, industry leaders, and the next generation of talent, helping to ensure long-term growth and sustainability in the sector. These programs are open to various entities, including nonprofits, academic institutions, and early-stage companies, primarily located in Massachusetts. Each program has specific eligibility criteria and application processes, with deadlines typically falling between October and November each year.
Overall, this funding opportunity aims to enhance the life sciences ecosystem by providing resources for innovation, workforce development, research capacity, and translational projects, fostering equitable access and long-term impact across the state.
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