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Universal Platform for Living Adaptive Toxin-removal (UNI-PLAT)

In short: The purpose of this topic area is to catalyze the development of a universal, “plug-and-play” synthetic biology platform that enables next-generation microbial chassis capable of performing a broad array of programmable functions.

Excerpt from the official topic description. Read the full solicitation before deciding to apply.

AgencyHealth and Human Services (NIH, ARPA-H, CDC…) · ARPA-H
Program—
PhaseBOTH, BOTH
Topic numberARPA-H 03
Solicitation7599226SN106
Release dateJun 11, 2026
Open dateJun 11, 2026
Close dateSep 30, 2027
Status on SBIR.govOpen

View official solicitation   SBIR.gov topic page

Full description (from SBIR.gov)

The purpose of this topic area is to catalyze the development of a universal, “plug-and-play” synthetic biology platform that enables next-generation microbial chassis capable of performing a broad array of programmable functions. While this solicitation primarily uses toxin removal as a proof-of-concept in relation to chronic disease management, the platform is intended to be adaptable to a range of challenges across industries such as environmental remediation, biomanufacturing, agriculture, holistic medicine, and therapeutic discovery. The broader goal is to create a stable, reliable, and easily reprogrammable microbial platform that demonstrates potential for cross-sector impact beyond the initial use case.

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Technology areas: Biotechnology · Biodefense & chemical defense

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