As you evaluate options to prepare an innovation for use in the market, you may need additional funding for specialized testing and development:
Where can I find translational funding?
Listed below are some options where Georgia Tech researchers have successfully secured funding that helped them advance their innovations in preparation for commercialization.
- This translational program is a partnership with the biomedical engineering departments at Georgia Tech and Emory University.
- The program’s goal is to fund and support translational research that addresses unmet clinical needs and will lead to commercial products.
- The foundation seeks to improve patient care through collaborations between clinicians and engineers to commercialize biomedical technologies.
- This nonprofit organization works with the University System of Georgia and the Georgia Department of Economic Development.
- The alliance offers a commercialization grant program dedicated to spinouts from Georgia universities.
- Phase 1-3 program grants are intended to help researchers reduce market and technical risks as they work toward commercialization.
- At Georgia Tech, VentureLab and the Office of Industry Engagement work together to administer these grants.