Sixteen outstanding research labs in developing countries around the world have been awarded scientific resources and equipment through Seeding Labs’ 2018 Instrumental Access program. Seeding Labs announced the 2018 Instrumental Access awardees at its third annual “Positively Instrumental” event held at Takeda Pharmaceuticals in Cambridge, Mass., on March 21…
Impacted by a severe drought since 2015, South Africa’s Western Cape is running out of water. The looming crisis affects everyone in the region, including its many world-class scientists and scientific institutions. While the Western Cape waits for rain, we wanted to highlight a story about how one of our Instrumental Access awardees is adapting and innovating…
We’re thrilled to debut our new TeleScience video platform, exclusively sponsored by MilliporeSigma. Together, we are working to support scientists around the world through knowledge sharing and engagement.
Instrumental Access is a unique model for delivering specialized material aid to scientists around the world—and we have evidence that it works. Where does that evidence come from?
We measure, of course! So what’s unique about measurement (or, in nonprofit lingo, metrics and evaluation) at Seeding Labs?
Every month we collect opportunities that scientists and students in developing countries can take advantage of. Here’s our monthly roundup of the latest calls and resources for February 2018. We’d love to know if something that we shared here aids you in your career–send us an email if so! We’re also happy to receive your grants and opportunities submissions for consideration in the next monthly installment. Don’t forget to sign up for our monthly newsletter to receive these directly in your mailbox! Deadline: 22 Feb 2018 CIFAR invites exceptional early career researchers to join CIFAR’s global network of 370 researchers from …
Throughout the last decade, I’ve been asked time and again how I made the leap from molecular biologist to founder and CEO. It’s true I didn’t have an MBA or other formal training related to entrepreneurship. What I did have was passion for the mission, which gave me the courage to learn by doing. Along the way, though, I found that 3 aspects of my training as a scientist had an enormous influence on the way Seeding Labs grew…
We are excited to announce a strategic partnership with Takeda Pharmaceuticals that will help build scientific and healthcare capacity in developing countries. As part of the company’s Access to Medicines initiative, Takeda’s R&D organization has joined forces with Seeding Labs to share expertise and much-needed tools to talented scientists around the world.
What happens when talented scientists have access to the tools they need? They use them to solve problems, train the next generation of scientists, and strengthen scientific institutions…
Every month our Global Partnerships Director Melissa Wu collects a range of opportunities for scientists and students in developing countries. Here’s our monthly roundup of the latest calls and resources for January 2018…
A letter from our founder/CEO: Dear friends of Seeding Labs, I have always been nostalgic at New Years. This year I am especially sentimental as Seeding Labs turns 10…
