Part of Cohort 2022 of the program, they will join 16 other entrepreneurs for the "Lab-Embedded Entrepreneurship Program (LEEP) Demo Day."

The University of Delaware has high hopes for its new, $150 million Securing American Biomanufacturing Research and Education (SABRE) Center.

The "ASTERS" research has been in the works for about five years, and they’re about ready to bring the concept to market.

With the dollars, BioTN will be able to expand on new workforce training opportunities in the region and actively engage with academic researchers and entrepreneurs to help them to bring their technologies to market. 

How many Type-2 proposals will be funded is unclear and will be based on federal appropriations.

Deadline to apply is May 8.

They include Toyota Ventures two funds of $150 million each and Regeneron's $500 million fund.

From the University of Texas at Austin: The University has appointed Mark Arnold as the new Associate Vice President for Discovery to Impact, the University’s connection unit between campus innovators…