Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Wisconsin Biohealth Tech Hub, Led by Bioforward Wisconsin, Aims to Position Wisconsin as a Global Leader in Personalized Medicine, an Emerging Healthcare Approach That Tailors Tests, Treatments, and Therapies Informed by a Patient?s Unique Genetic Code, Medical Record, and Environment. Leveraging Its Cluster of Healthcare Assets and Track Record of Commercializing Medical Research, This Tech Hub Seeks to Facilitate Manufacturing Coordination and Data Sharing, Expand Lab Space and Computing Capacity, Advance the Field of Critical Genomic Technology, and Accelerate Domestic Biotech Manufacturing.
Committed
$395,550
Paid out
$395.4K
100%
Committed, not yet paid
$131
<1%
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