MTRAC Innovation Hub for Life Sciences at U-M
The MTRAC Innovation Hub for Life Sciences at the University of Michigan is a grant program supported by the University of Michigan and the Michigan Economic Development Corporation with the goal of providing mid-stage, translational research funding and resources to identify, nurture, and “fast forward” projects with a high potential for commercial success. Projects funded by MTRAC enhance the internal innovation pipeline for long-term success in commercialization. And while invention reports and IP licensing are important milestones for MTRAC projects, positive impacts to human health — as well as job creation — are the ultimate measures of success. Institutions of higher education, nonprofit research centers, and hospital systems throughout the State of Michigan are eligible to submit proposals.
Contact
- Visit Website
- 1600 Huron Parkway Building 520 Ann Arbor, MI 48105
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Team
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Bradley Martin
Sr. Director of Commercialization Programs, MTRAC Innovation Hub for Life Sciences at U-M -
Michelle Larkin
Tech Mining Specialist, U-M Fast Forward Medical Innovation
Company Stages Served
- Idea/Pre-Seed
- Seed
Industry Sectors Served
- n/a
Types of Programs Offered
- Business Acceleration
- Capital
- Incubation
- Other
- Talent Attraction/Retention