2025 Structure Lab Grant Program

RedShiftBio's newest instrument, Aurora TX, will change how you measure structure, stability, aggregation, and binding. Powered by Microfluidic Modulation Spectroscopy (MMS), it ramps up the sensitivity, dynamic range and accuracy of IR spectroscopy. Not only does Aurora TX provide structural information, you can also perform thermal ramping experiments to better understand stability and aggregation within the context of protein secondary structure or RNA/DNA base pairing. To better understand our technology, please visit the Aurora TX product page.

This grant is through our StructIR Lab services program. We are offering a FREE StructIR lab project worth up to $30,000. All proposals submitted before the deadline will receive a $500 credit towards a StructIR lab project, good for the next 6 months. To submit a project idea, please send us a research proposal no more than 500 words in length which describes the background and impact of the project, the type of samples to be analyzed, and why we should select your proposal for the award. Also include your name, title, department, institution, and PI/Research Supervisor (if relevant). Please email proposals to StructIRLab@RedShiftBio.com. The deadline for submissions is March 31, 2025.

Thank you for your interest and we are looking forward to learning more about how MMS and our Aurora TX can benefit your research.