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Make-It-Count Research Grant Program | Countable Labs Countable Labs Raises $26 Million to Accelerate Clinical Product Development and Global Commercialization of Countable PCR. Read the Press Release Do science that counts with cutting-edge PCR technology — to uncover answers once beyond reach. Get high-quality, publication-ready data with Countable PCR to help your research move forward.
Push your work beyond today’s limits Your research questions remain unanswered — not because of imagination or effort — but because current genomics tools can’t deliver what you need. The Make It Count Grant helps change that, so you push your work forward.
You get access to Countable PCR — cutting-edge PCR technology that delivers a new standard of data quality, sensitivity, and multiplexing capabilities that qPCR and digital PCR can't touch. Now you get clear results and the highest-quality data that’s ready for your next publication or budget submission.
A grant designed to drive your research forward Assay design and sample analysis with the Countable PCR platform Publication-ready data that includes assay conditions Travel stipend to present your results at a conference Make it count with your ideas. Do you find yourself wanting to explore the following ideas? Here are focus areas to help you think about what projects to submit for the grant.
Challenging multiplex assays — I want to finally develop the multiplex assays I’ve set aside because of cross-reactivity, uneven sensitivity, or endless optimization — including QC and quantification for CRISPR edits where complex multi-target detection is required.
NGS verification — I want to quickly verify my NGS results without the high costs and long turnaround times of sequencing — and with better precision and statistical confidence. NGS library quantification — I want to quantify my sequencing libraries without relying on qPCR or standard curves, and finally get true pmol measurements of my data. Get ready to make it count!
Take me to the application Complete application by December 2, 2025 (or sooner) Fill out the application here. Select applicants will meet with our experts to discuss your project details. Winners will be selected on a rolling basis — so the sooner you apply the better.
Winners notified by December 15, 2025 + send samples Send your samples to Countable Labs. Assay design and data reporting Countable Labs runs the assays with your samples and delivers a report with the assay details and results. Move your research forward You use the data to publish your research!
Countable Labs will also sponsor you to present the results at a conference (travel stipend only). Scientists based in the US, EU, and UK who are working on proof of concept and pilot projects Participation is encouraged for research focused on areas where you may be stuck with current genomics tools.
These include, but are not limited to: Challenging multiplex assays New classes of PCR assays NGS library quantification Samples must be ready for shipment at the time of application submission and be eligible to be sent outside your organization Read the full terms & conditions here. Bring me to the application Have questions? Ideas?
Need details? Email: grants@countablelabs. com Yes — use it however you like.
Liquid, blood, or tumor tissue biopsy analysis. Can I apply if I already have funding? Absolutely — as long as your project fits our focus.
Who should I contact for more information? Email Countable Labs at grants@countablelabs. com Who is eligible to apply?
Scientists based in the continental US, EU, or UK who are working on proof-of-concept or pilot projects in genomics applications related to human health, disease detection, or cell & gene therapy. Do I need to have samples ready? Yes.
Samples must be ready for shipment when you submit your application and must be eligible to be sent outside your organization. What types of projects are most likely to be selected? Projects with strong potential for impact in areas such as: - Minimal residual disease detection - Next-generation biomarker test development - Cell & gene therapy development What is included in the award?
- Assay design and sample analysis on the Countable PCR platform - Full, publication-ready data report that includes assay conditions - A travel stipend to present your results at a conference Will Countable Labs cover all my research costs? No. The program covers Countable PCR assay design, analysis, and data reporting, plus a travel stipend. Additional research expenses remain the responsibility of the awardee.
How many winners will be selected? Awards are granted on a rolling basis to the strongest applications. Once all spots are filled, the program closes — so applying early increases your chances.
What is the application deadline? Applications are due by December 2, 2025, but early submission is encouraged as awards are made on a rolling basis. When will I know if I'm selected?
Winners will be notified by December 15, 2025, or sooner if selected early. Do I need prior experience with Countable PCR? No. Our team will guide you through the assay design process and handle all data generation.
You do. Countable Labs will provide the full data package for your use in publications, grant applications, or presentations. Can I collaborate with Countable Labs scientists?
Yes. You will meet with our experts and scientific advisory group to refine the project design before assays are run. Is there a cost to participate?
No. There is no fee for selected awardees. Do applicants receive anything if they're not selected? Yes.
All eligible applicants will receive a complimentary Countable Labs gift as our thanks for taking the time to apply. Single-molecule precision.
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