We are proud to be part of eight Australian startups developing innovations with the potential to save lives and improve wellbeing receiving grants totalling $18.5 million thanks to the first CUREator+ funding round π
Delivered in partnership with Brandon BioCatalyst (Brandon Capital) and ANDHealth, CUREator+ is a national program focused on accelerating the research translation and commercialisation of preclinical and clinical early-stage Australian medical research and medical innovations with commercial potential.
These innovations include drugs (novel and repurposed), devices, diagnostics and digital technologies that address unmet needs.
The first-round recipients are:
The Hon Mark Butler MP, Minister for Health and Aged Care, said, βTurning new research into medicines and tools which can be used to treat patients is often a long and costly process. Our support will ensure innovative research can become life changing and lifesaving treatments.β
ANDHealth CEO Bronwyn Le Grice said, βIn the current market, substantive equity-free funding such as provided under CUREator+ and access to global industry leaders with proven track records, can make a material difference to the speed and success of commercialising these exciting new technologies.β
π Learn more: https://loom.ly/pUOUliw
CUREator+ is supported by funding from the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) BioMedTech Incubator (BMTI) program.

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