Johnson & Johnson Collaborations and Focused Funding Program

J&J funds faculty at Rutgers (and other universities) via a focused funding program. Proposals are submitted directly by faculty at http://www.jnjcosat.com. J&J is more interested in projects that lead to commercial applications rather than "only" contributions to basic science. These proposals must be non-confidential, i.e., they must discuss ideas that are already published or for which a provisional patent has been filed by OCLTT.

Focus Areas
While maintaining a broad interest in all areas of science and technology that has the potential to impact health care, COSAT develops a list of therapeutic areas and technology platforms to focus most of our searches and research support for the coming year. (see below)