Oregon Health & Science University — Nanobody Discovery for Malaria Prevention

$385K

Funder

Coefficient Giving wiki

Recipient

Oregon Health And Science University

Program

Science and Global Health R&D Grantmaking

Date

Jan 2025

Source

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Notes

[Global Health R&D] Open Philanthropy recommended a grant of $385,480 over two years to the Oregon Health & Science University to support a proof-of-concept study led by Professor Fikadu Tafesse to explore the potential of Nanobodies as a multivalent intervention that can provide a cheaper, more scalable alternative to monoclonal antibodies for malaria prevention. This falls within our focus area of global health R&D.

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