Active programs currently accepting submissions
Repurposing commonly available drugs to rapidly treat conditions caused by exposure to chemical agents.
Mitigating future pandemics through more effective, durable, and deliverable influenza vaccines
Advancing technologies that help patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), oxygenate their blood, without further straining ARDS patients' lungs.
Enhance the usability of 3D human tissue models ("tissue chips") as tools for drug development.
Decentralized Clinical Operations for Healthcare and Research
Repurposing and advancing innovations against Rad/Nuc threats.
Active programs, but paused for accepting submissions
Empowering people to respond to health security threats through rapidly deployable digital health tools.
A diagnostic test to identify any and every pathogen from a single sample.
Funding program to support high risk, high reward innovation on specific topics.
Repurposing drugs for biological threats.
On-demand, at-home detection of biochemical health markers to enable diagnostics and telemedicine services.
Harness a patient's systemic responses to inform on health threats and clinical impact.
Advancing therapies focused on fortifying and restoring balance to the patient's defense mechanisms.
Making vaccines where they're needed when they're needed.
Past programs, closed and here for reference
Rapid and widely available access to COVID-19 testing in the home setting.
Interpreting physiological signals for pre- or early symptomatic detection of infection.
Develop alternative delivery methods for vaccines and other therapeutics.
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We change how the government approaches big health security challenges and threats.
We tackle health security threats by seeking breakthrough devices and technologies.
We model our work on the best practices of the entrepreneurial world.
We use tools and authorities to support new technologies, streamline contracting processes, and launch a network of accelerators.
The team is comprised of scientists and venture entrepreneurs dedicated to identifying threats to health security.