i3 Prism
Funding for female
and BIPOC innovators.
About i3 Prism
i3 Prism is an early-stage technology commercialization fund focused on women and Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) healthcare innovators who aim to bring new healthcare solutions to patients and society, and advance technologies to the next level from a commercial perspective. Selected applicants will receive up to $33K in funding, which will be distributed based on the achievement of milestones.
How it Works
Innovators seeking to develop their technology with the potential for commercialization can submit to the i3 Prism Request for Proposals (RFP). Applicants must also disclose the technology to MSIP. The submitted proposals will be distributed for review among Mount Sinai experts in fields including medical devices, digital health, and therapeutics. Applications will be judged and scored based on project feasibility and market risks against the budget and milestones provided. Recorded scores from the reviewers will be pulled and tabulated by members of an internal working group and the awardees will be selected. When the awardees are notified and have signed an Informed Participation Letter (IPL), fund accounts will be created and funding will be disbursed.
Are you interested in being considered for i3 Prism and have not disclosed the technology? Disclose here.
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January 23
i3 Prism RFP period opens -
March 3
RFP period due date -
March - April
RFP review by Mount Sinai experts -
April
Awardees selected -
Late April - May
Awardees notified of selection -
June
Awardees sign IPL, finalize project plans, and budget -
July
Project execution begins (pending the IPL signing and finalization of plans and budget)
Eligibility:
Eligible applicants must:
Proposals involving Human Subjects or Animal Research may require extra steps, such as gaining formal approval from the Institutional Review Board (IRB) or the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC).
How to Apply
The RFP period for 2023 is now closed. Please check back on this page for updates.
Contact Us
If you have any questions, please contact Cynthia Cleto, MS, Senior Director of Outreach, Entrepreneurship and Special Programs at cynthia.cleto@mssm.edu and Steffanie Haripersaud, MHA, Program Manager, at steffanie.haripersaud@mssm.edu.