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Pilot Grant Program is sponsored by Texas Biologics, The University of Texas at Austin. The TXBio Pilot Grant Program aims to foster research in biologics discovery and development across the University of Texas at Austin campus.
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Advanced Protein Therapeutics Core Biology & Machine Learning Commercialization Partners Resources for Faculty and Students Advanced Protein Therapeutics Core Biology & Machine Learning Commercialization Partners Resources for Faculty and Students Biology & Machine Learning A major goal of Texas Biologics is to strengthen and expand biomedical translational research at UT Austin.
One mechanism to achieve this goal is to provide financial support for projects in biologics discovery and development. We launched the TXBio Pilot Grant Program to foster research across campus. The 2026 TXBio Pilot Grant competition is now open.
See the Request for Proposals. We anticipate holding yearly or bi-yearly grant programs. More opportunities will be posted here as available.
2025 Pilot Grant Awardees Peptide and Chemotherapy Conjugate for Treating Pancreatic Cancer Eric Anslyn , Ph. D. , College of Natural Sciences Kyaw Aung , Ph.
D. , Dell Medical School Stefano Tiziani , Ph. D.
, College of Natural Sciences Alfredo Cardenas , Ph. D. , College of Natural Sciences Development of Novel Lipid Nanoparticles Targeting Airway Basal Cells In Vivo for Long-term Genome Editing Debadyuti (Rana) Ghosh , Ph.
D. , College of Pharmacy AI-Driven Humanization of Uricase for Gout Therapy Edward Marcotte , Ph. D.
, College of Natural Sciences Everett Stone , Ph. D. , College of Natural Sciences Focused Ultrasound-Triggered Local Antibody Delivery for Pancreatic Cancer Huiliang (Evan) Wang , Ph.
D. , Cockrell School of Engineering Annalee Nguyen , Ph. D.
, Cockrell School of Engineering William Matsui , M. D. , Dell Medical School 2024 Pilot Grant Awardees Development of bifunctional peptide-antibiotic conjugates for the treatment of the pan-resistant pathogen Stenotrophomonas maltophilia Despoina Mavridou , Ph.
D. , College of Natural Sciences Kevin Dalby , Ph. D.
, College of Pharmacy Jennifer Maynard , Ph. D. , Cockrell School of Engineering (consulting role) Development and Mechanistic Studies of an Inosine-Degrading Enzyme for Breast Cancer Therapy Everett Stone , Ph.
D. , College of Natural Sciences Connexin-based biologics for restoration of synchronous beating following myocardial infarction Janeta Zoldan , Ph. D.
, Cockrell School of Engineering Jeanne Stachowiak , Ph. D. , Cockrell School of Engineering Zhengrong Cui , Ph.
D. , College of Pharmacy Smart EnteroPatho Nanoparticles for the Paracellular Delivery of Orally Administered Biologics Brian Belardi , Ph. D.
, Cockrell School of Engineering Nicholas Peppas , Ph. D. , Cockrell School of Engineering 2023 Pilot Grant Awardees Targeted in situ production of a HER2-specific nanobody for breast cancer Jaquelin Dudley , Ph.
D. , College of Natural Sciences Jennifer Maynard , Ph. D.
, Cockrell School of Engineering (consulting role) Engineering RNA polymerases for efficiently producing mRNA vaccines Andrew Ellington , Ph. D. , College of Natural Sciences 2022 Pilot Grant Awardees Engineered Proteoliposome Therapeutics for Glycocalyx Enhancement in Disease Aaron Baker , Ph.
D. , Cockrell School of Engineering Linda J. Noble-Haeusslein , Ph.
D. , Dell Medical School, College of Liberal Arts Eliminating Pancreatic Cancer Stem Cells with a Bispecific Antibody Binding a2b1 Integrin William Matsui , M. D.
, Dell Medical School Jennifer Maynard , Ph. D. , Cockrell School of Engineering (consulting role) Developing a Bifunctional Anti-biofilm Biologic Agent Walter L.
Fast, Ph. D. , College of Pharmacy Hugh D.
Smyth , Ph. D. , College of Pharmacy Developing Adaptable, Extracellular Drug Reservoirs for Treating Glioblastoma Benjamin Umlauf , Ph.
D. , Dell Medical School Our researchers are currently working on projects including vaccines, antibodies, peptides and enzymes. Cockrell School of Engineering College of Natural Sciences
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