Applying for the NAT-Net Research Pillar Competitive Grant Scheme?

Contact us via our online form to learn more about working with the NSW Organoid Innovation Centre on projects centring 3D culture techniques.

The Non-Animal Technologies Network is a forward-looking research grant program established by the NSW Government to boost the next generation of research methods in the state. NAT-Net is increasing critical capacity in the state for research methods utilising organoid and new technology, strengthening infrastructure and developing new regulatory frameworks inclusive of human cell models.

As a multi-institutional facility, NSWOIC is equipped to support projects utilising stem cell techniques backed by AI and robotics. Our centre can provide more information for researchers interested in applying for NAT-Net’s 2025 Pillar Competitive Grant Scheme by 25 August.

Utilising interlinked capability in organoid culture, functional analysis and drug screening, the centre supports a diversity of projects based around non-animal methods. Our staff scientists additionally have substantial expertise in planning new techniques to streamline projects.

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Researchers in the academic and commercial sectors can access our facilities, equipment and expert advice via concentrated application rounds.

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Developed in partnership between the University of Sydney, UNSW Sydney and the Children’s Medical Research Institute, supported by the Office of the Chief Scientist & Engineer.

Acknowledgement of Country

We recognise and pay respect to the Elders and communities – past, present, and emerging – of the lands that the NSW Organoid Innovation Centre facilities stand on. For thousands of years they have shared and exchanged knowledges across innumerable generations for the benefit of all.