Two start-ups supported by Centre for Cellular and Molecular Platforms (C-CAMP) have emerged victorious in the Johnson & Johnson (JnJ) Innovation’s Global Health Discovery QuickFire Challenge: Flavivirus Infections, and JnJ Innovation Japan Smart Healthy Aging QuickFire Challenge.
The start-ups are Aaarna Therapeutics, a C-CAMP BIRAC-funded and incubated company, and Qure.AI, supported by C-CAMP’s Digital Health programme.
Both winners will receive grant funding from a total pool of $300,000, access to Johnson & Johnson Innovation’s Asia Pacific ecosystem including a dedicated workstation for one year at JLABS @ Shanghai, and mentorship from experts across the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies (Johnson & Johnson).
