Submit U-M BME Coulter Translational Research Partnership Program Initial Letters of Intent Through November 14
In FY27, the program anticipates funding approximately 8 projects with awards of up to $100,000.
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Established with a $20M endowment, the U-M Biomedical Engineering Department’s Coulter Translational Research Partnership Program supports the translation of promising technologies within research laboratories that are progressing towards commercial development and clinical practice. In FY27, the program anticipates funding approximately 8 projects with awards of up to $100,000.
The Coulter Program provides funding for engineering and clinical collaborations to demonstrate the feasibility of a product concept that addresses an unmet clinical need and improves healthcare. Examples of desirable outcomes include inventions, patents, improved approaches for diagnosis and treatment of disease, commercial partnerships, start-up companies and follow-on funding targeted toward these same outcomes.
Visit this link for more details about the Coulter process.
Download application instructions and submit an Initial Letter of Intent by November 14.