Biotech Grants: $50K–$150K for Greenhouse Gas Solutions

Deadline: February 28, 2025

If you have a fresh idea for reducing greenhouse gases using biotechnology, this is your opportunity to bring it to life. The Homeworld Collective is offering Garden Grants 2025 to support bold, early-stage projects that tackle the challenge of greenhouse gas removal in new ways.

This grant cycle is dedicated to funding the crucial first steps that de-risk groundbreaking ideas. They are looking for proposals that start on a completely new path instead of making small tweaks to existing projects.

How the Application Works

Garden Grants not only provide quick funding but also help foster collaboration and learning. The application is divided into two parts that protect your original ideas while sharing important challenges with the community:

• Problem Statement:

  • Explain what motivates your project.
  • Identify the specific bottleneck or challenge you aim to overcome.
  • Outline clear, actionable goals.
  • (Note: These statements are made public to encourage shared learning and community growth.)

• Solution Statement:

  • Describe your proposed work to address the problem.
  • Your detailed solution will remain confidential to safeguard your unique approach.

Grant Details

• Funding Range:

  • $50,000 to $150,000 per project.

• Who Can Apply:

  • Open to anyone at a university or non-profit institution.
  • Students and post-docs are encouraged to lead their proposals.
  • Applicants from any country are welcome.
  • No specific credentials or academic titles are required—what counts is the strength of your idea and your plan to make it happen.
  • Proposals from companies, such as startups, will undergo extra scrutiny and must yield public, open-access results in line with the 501(c)(3) mandate.

Application Process

Submit your proposal by February 28, 2025 at 11:59pm EST. This deadline ensures that your innovative ideas are considered for immediate funding and support.

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For more details, visit the Homeworld Collective Garden Grants website.