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Overview

Apollo Health Ventures is a life science venture capital firm founded in 2016 and based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with additional offices in Boston, New York, Berlin, and Hamburg. The firm's mission is to co-found and invest in companies targeting age-related diseases, operating at the intersection of aging biology and venture building.

The Moonshot Venture Fellowship is a 12-month immersive program for PhD-level scientists who want to translate research into venture-backed life science companies. The fellowship bridges academic research and company building, combining scientific evaluation with practical business expertise. Fellows work on the front lines of identifying transformational scientific opportunities in aging biology and related therapeutic areas.

Investment focus

The Moonshot Venture Fellowship aims to bridge the gap between academic research and venture building in the life sciences, particularly focusing on aging biology and age-related diseases. The program seeks to empower PhD-level scientists to translate their research into viable business opportunities.

Program details

Applicants should highlight their research achievements and demonstrate a strong interest in entrepreneurship and the life sciences.

Who it is for

PhD-level scientists with outstanding research backgrounds. Passion for translating research into medicines. Interest in life science entrepreneurship, particularly in aging biology and age-related diseases.

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Admissions and application

The program is open to PhD-level scientists with outstanding research backgrounds and a passion for translating research into medicines.

Benefits

The program provides mentorship from successful life science entrepreneurs, access to capital for company launches, a network of industry experts and investors, and support for legal and operational company formation.

Timeline

The fellowship lasts for 12 months, with an annual cohort.

What came of it

Apollo's portfolio includes 13 companies across aging biology and age-related disease treatments. Fellow-specific outcomes not publicly aggregated.

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What it pays

Stipend-based (specific amount not publicly disclosed).

Questions about this program

Who can apply for the fellowship?

The fellowship is open to PhD-level scientists with a passion for life science entrepreneurship.

What does the program offer?

The program offers mentorship, access to capital, and support for company formation.

About Apollo Health Ventures

Apollo Health Ventures

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Transforming healthcare for aging populations.

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