The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) awards will support research teams across the country toward the development of surgical technologies, imaging systems and tools for removing tumors, the White House wrote in an Aug. 13 news release.
Here are the organizations receiving funding:
- Cision Vision (Mountain View, Calif.): $22.3 million
- Dartmouth College (Hanover, N.H.): $31.3 million
- Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore): $20.9 million
- Rice University (Houston): $18 million
- Tulane University (New Orleans): $22.9 million
- University of California San Francisco: $15.1 million
- University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign: $32.6 million
- University of Washington (Seattle): $21.1 million
“ARPA-H’s total investment is not expected to exceed $150M,” the agency said in an Aug. 13 news release. The actual awarded amount will be based on each organization meeting “contractual milestones.”
View the full release here.
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