Scientists who want to turn their research into biotechnology companies or who want to grow their young businesses may be able to tap into a new round of grant money.
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development DWD is providing a $100,000 grant, to be matched by $100,350 from BioForward, formerly the Wisconsin Biotechnology and Medical Device Association.
The funds are aimed at training up to 50 researchers and scientists to start a business and to compete in the global economy.