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Crowdfunding for disease-based research
 
 
 
 
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You can directly impact the advancement of science by contributing to any of our campaigns or Funds!

 
 
 
 
 

Photoacoustic Imaging Contrast for Early Detection of Cancers

This project utilizes a novel imaging contrast agent for the early detection of deep tissue cancers like breast and colon cancer.

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By: Shrishti Singh, PhD
George Mason University

Injectable Protein S Medication using Synthetic Biology

This project aims to design an injectable Protein S drug that targets blood clotting disorders with high specificity, significantly reducing side effects.

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By SBU iGEM team ‘22
Stony Brook University

Origins of Childhood Leukemia & Its Reoccurrence on a Cellular Level

This project leverages cutting edge technologies to study the origins of childhood leukemia at the level of the individual cell.

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By: Jessie Brown, PhD
Columbia University

 

 
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Women in STEM Fund

Did you know that only 34% of the workforce in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) are women? Even though women make up the larger portion of college graduates, they only account for around 22% of engineering, 20% of computer science and 21% of physics degrees.

Our Women in STEM Fund financially supports, and shines a spotlight on, the inspiring women who pursue scientific education, research and careers.

Become a one time or monthly contributor to support women in STEM and their impactful projects!

 
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Children’s Health Fund

Research on pediatric diseases is of utmost importance; however, this field remains among the underfunded areas of research with a declining 3.5% of average annual NIH budget being devoted to it.

You can improve this funding gap by becoming a one time or monthly contributor to our Children’s Health Fund!

All contributions to this fund will be disbursed to pre-vetted research projects making a difference in this field.

 
 
 
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