The funding comes from Ohio Third Frontier, which provides innovation funding for companies across the state. The $5 million grant will go toward the $10 million Tomorrow Fund, which aids Cincinnati Children’s Hospital’s biotechnology efforts, according to the Cincy Inno.
The $5 million grant comes as part of Ohio’s statewide push for greater medical and business innovation. Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus have all begun developing innovation districts in the past year.
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