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SeaBridge
SeaBridge is a program that translates synthetic biology technologies into real-world applications, integrating a postdoctoral fellowship with a translational research center in Seattle.
Overview
What SeaBridge does
What SeaBridge is
SeaBridge is a program that translates synthetic biology technologies into real-world applications, integrating a postdoctoral fellowship with a translational research center in Seattle.
How it participates in the startup ecosystem
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Operational profile
Organization status and context
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- Operational status
- Active
- Organization type
- Incubator
- Structured capabilities
- Program host
- Last reviewed
- April 29, 2026
What Incubator means
An incubator is a support environment for turning a nascent idea or early company into a startup that is more ready for customers, funding, or an accelerator.
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Capability profile
SeaBridge as a program host
Program thesis
SeaBridge is a collaborative initiative focused on advancing cell and genome programming technologies to enhance the commercialization of biotechnology.
Focus narrative
SeaBridge invests in the field of synthetic biology, specifically in cell and genome programming. The organization provides a postdoctoral fellowship program that emphasizes translational research, aiming to improve human health through innovative scientific approaches. The fellowship includes structured career development, mentorship, and networking opportunities, with a focus on applying Seattle Hub technologies to research.
Value and support
The SeaBridge Postdoctoral Fellowship offers structured career development, mentorship, and networking opportunities, along with funding for research and career development.
Format and cadence
- Typical duration
- 104 weeks
- Typical cohort
- 10 companies
- Cohorts per year
- 1
Availability
- Application state
- Accepting
Focus and fit
- Stages
- Pre-seed
- Sectors
- Biotech & Life Sciences
- Regions
- North America
Connected ecosystem
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What to know about SeaBridge
Upseed classifies SeaBridge under the Incubator organization type. Its current public profile includes program host capabilities.
Source and update disclosure
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Source basis
Public organization and program material, official websites, and structured Upseed records.
Last reviewed
April 29, 2026
Known limits
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