Description
The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) is hosting a Proposers' Day for the BioStabilization System (BoSS) program. The program aims to develop a bioprocessing system that can stabilize cell biologics, enabling scalable production and distribution of thermally stable cells. The program consists of three phases, with the first phase focusing on proof-of-concept, the second phase on optimization, and the third phase on transition to commercial partners. The Proposers' Day will provide information about the program, including the technical areas, program structure, and teaming opportunities.
• The BoSS program will transform the way biological medicines are made, stored, and transported.
• The program will focus on developing a bioprocessing system that can stabilize cell biologics.
• The program consists of three phases, with the first phase focusing on proof-of-concept, the second phase on optimization, and the third phase on transition to commercial partners.
• Teaming arrangements are highly recommended, and proposers can submit a teaming profile to engage with potential collaborators.
• The Proposers' Day will include overview presentations, teaming discussions, and optional sidebars with the ARPA-H BoSS Program Manager and team.
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Contact
Gloria Elliott(Program Manager)