Eleven research teams composed of Washington University in St. Louis faculty and their international partners recently received Global Incubator Seed Grants. The funds, of up to $25,000 each from WashU Global and the Office of the Provost, allow WashU researchers to kick-start international collaborations that deepen global scholarship and impact.
This year’s cohort addresses a wide range of challenges, from developing breakthrough energy devices to advancing malaria research.
Read more about each of the projects on the Global Incubator Seed Grant webpage.
