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The Supply Change Capital Innovator Fellowship is a unique partnership between UC Davis Innovation Institute for Food and Health (IIFH) and Supply Change Capital, a climate-focused FoodTech venture capital firm. The program equips PhD students and postdoctoral researchers with business and investment experience through immersive venture capital fellowship. Participants will engage in both remote and on-site phases, gaining exposure to venture capital processes and developing skills in startup evaluation and investment diligence.

Investment focus

The program bridges academic research and venture capital, helping scientists understand commercialization pathways while supporting a FoodTech VC firm with scientific expertise. Supply Change Capital focuses on investing in food systems innovation, regenerative agriculture, and climate-positive agriculture companies.

Program details

Designed for Researchers, Students. The program is hybrid. Participation is generally part time.

Who it is for

The fellowship targets late-stage PhD students in their final two years and postdoctoral researchers from disciplines such as food science, agriculture, nutrition, biotech, and environmental science.

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Admissions and application

Application details are currently unspecified. Interested candidates should check the program's website for updates.

Benefits

Participants will gain a deep understanding of venture capital processes, develop business acumen, and build networks with investors and entrepreneurs in the FoodTech and AgTech sectors.

Timeline

The fellowship lasts for 6 months, divided into two phases: the first 3 months are remote and part-time, followed by 3 months on-site with full-time commitment.

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What it pays

Participants receive up to $50,000 in total funding, which covers fellowship stipend, tuition support, travel expenses, professional development, and research-related costs.

Questions about this program

What is the duration of the fellowship?

The fellowship lasts for 6 months, with a mix of remote and on-site commitments.

Who is eligible to apply?

Late-stage PhD students and postdoctoral researchers in relevant fields are eligible.

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