The Biomedical Engineering stream supports early-stage ventures with validated proof of concept focused on engineering innovations to enhance healthcare quality, speed, cost, or accessibility. Funded activities include biomedical simulation, biofabrication, diagnostics, therapeutic devices, medical imaging, digital health, and health equity. The program offers mentoring from entrepreneurs, scientists, investors, and industry experts through up to five objective-setting sessions between October and June. It is a non-profit initiative with no fees or equity requirements.
Open to highly-skilled entrepreneurs and researchers with early-stage companies or projects having validated proof of concept. Startups at all levels are considered, focusing on engineering-based health technology innovations.
