Philanthropic gifts to JHTV enable us to allocate nearly $900,000 annually toward technology development projects. Award decisions are made by professional review committees, but JHTV is here to assist you in identifying appropriate grant problems and constructing a compelling application. Note that each technology (as defined by JHTV case number) can receive only one JHTV translational funding award per fiscal year.
The Louis B. Thalheimer Fund for Translational Research
Provides seed funding for vital proof-of-concept and validation studies of valuable technologies at Johns Hopkins. Recipients are awarded $25,000 to $100,000 to conduct work over a period of up to nine months. Eligible awardees are Johns Hopkins faculty members with an unlicensed technology. Applications are due annually in the spring.
The Cohen Translational Engineering Fund
Provides Whiting School of Engineering faculty with the critical early funding needed to focus on the first steps of translation. Applications run on an annual cycle with a winter submission deadline.