New UC Davis startup program aims to build the next big life science companies
The University of California, Davis has launched the Aggie Venture Accelerator to support early-stage life science startups with up to $250,000 in funding. The program aims to bridge the gap between research and viable companies in areas like health, agriculture, and emerging technologies.
The University of California, Davis has launched the Aggie Venture Accelerator, a program to help early-stage life science startups turn research-driven ideas into viable companies. Based at Aggie Square, the accelerator focuses on startups working in life sciences, including health, agriculture, and emerging technologies. Selected startups can receive up to $250,000 in funding to advance technologies addressing human, animal, and planetary health challenges. The program also offers mentorship, training, and connections to investors. It is part of a broader effort to position Sacramento as a hub for science-driven startups and innovation. The accelerator has partnerships with investors, including The March Group, to bring funding and venture capital expertise to the region.
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