JLABS @ Washington, DC Children’s QuickFire Challenge – funding possibility
Visionaries within the fields of pediatric oncology, pediatric surgery and influenza are invited to submit innovative ideas for a total of up to $150,000 in total grant funding; one year of residency at JLABS @ Washington, DC with the use of a bench, workstation, and access to the JLABS @ Washington, DC community; and mentorship from experts at the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies.
We encourage applications from innovators working in all aspects of pediatric oncology, pediatric surgical care, and influenza. Specific areas of focus include:
Pediatric Oncology
- Innovations in pediatric oncology port technologies
- Drugs that target pediatric-specific driver genes
- Bedside, rapid tumor genetic testing
Pediatric Surgical Care
- Pediatric-specific implants for trauma & fracture care including growth-enabling spine & trauma orthopedic implants
- Innovative treatment options for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis
- Surgical robotics to treat pediatric patients
Influenza
- Pediatric-focused innovations in influenza
- Novel solutions for influenza vaccine delivery
- Influenza pre-exposure including antivirals prophylaxis formulation
Applications will be accepted across:
- Pharmaceuticals
- Medical devices
- Consumer products
- Global public health
- Health technologies
- Cross-sector initiatives (an integration of one or more areas of focus mentioned above)
Submissions will be evaluated by a panel of reviewers and judges on their ability to meet the following criteria:
- Potential impact
- Uniqueness of solution & level of competition in the current market
- Quality & feasibility of the technology
- Team credibility & capabilities
- Plans for utilizing JLABS @ Washington, DC
Idea submission outlines interest in the innovation ecosystem in Washington, D.C.
Find out more here:
https://jlabs.jnjinnovation.com/quickfire-challenges/jlabs-dc-quickfire-challenge