The Connecticut Bioscience Innovation Fund, which last week announced members of its newly formed advisory committee, said it’s looking to fund projects seen as economically promising.
Starting today, the $200 million, state-created fund is accepting preliminary applications from Connecticut startups, early-stage companies, nonprofits and colleges to fund business proposals “from which the output is readily commercializable and will lead to products or services that will improve healthcare coordination, quality or efficiency; reduce healthcare costs; and/or increase job growth.”
CBIF will entertain proposals for projects up to three years in length, capped at $500,000.
To get a chance at funding, businesses must email a preliminary application to cbifapplications@ctinnovations.com. More information on what details to send is available at on the organization’s website.
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