Partnership with two awardees of funding and program services through the Flinn Foundation’s Bioscience Entrepreneurship Program. Scottsdale-based Anuncia Medical develops treatments for patients with hydrocephalus, a condition when cerebrospinal fluid builds up, causing the brain to swell. Macula Vision Systems of Oro Valley is developing an automated computational microscopy solution to address labor shortages and provide accurate, timely information of clinical lab samples.

Support for a project advancing organizational goals in the “post-pandemic” period. This grant, awarded under the Foundation’s arts-and-culture Initiative for Financial and Creative Health, will involve close examination of the organization’s capitalization strategies.

Support for the Commission’s Creative Communities initiative, which provides funding to arts and culture organizations within smaller and rural communities.

To provide technical assistance related to the Commission’s work with SMU DataArts, a national data hub that helps arts groups measure their health and make decisions.

Support for a project advancing organizational goals in the “post-pandemic” period. This grant, awarded under the Foundation’s arts-and-culture Initiative for Financial and Creative Health, will involve close examination of the organization’s capitalization strategies.

Support for a project advancing organizational goals in the “post-pandemic” period. This grant, awarded under the Foundation’s arts-and-culture Initiative for Financial and Creative Health, will involve close examination of the organization’s capitalization strategies.

To support the development of the Arizona Cancer Data Platform, in partnership with  Arizona Department of Health Services, Northern Arizona University, the University of Arizona, HonorHealth and Valleywise Health. The grant will fund the building and validation of the platform with the flexibility to expand into other high-priority areas in the future.

Support for Flinn Scholars academic group seminar in Finland.

Translational Seed Grant: To support research to help 2.8 million Americans who are infected with antibiotic-resistant bacteria each year. The project team has discovered a new molecule that combats any kind of bacteria, including antibiotic-resistant pathogens.

Translational Seed Grant: Supporting research being done by EpiPrecision AI, which is developing a treatment to prevent seizures in epilepsy patients who do not respond to medication avoid seizures.