The objective of TTRA Drugs and Devices is to accelerate development and commercialisation of promising drugs and medical devices into products that can reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease and complications of diabetes for patients, carers, families, and community.
TTRA Drugs and Devices is delivered in collaboration with Impact Partners CSL and Roche Diagnostics Australia who bring additional industry knowledge, market expertise and commercialisation experience.
FUNDING GUIDELINES VIEW TTRA DEVICES INFORMATION SESSION WEBINAR
A new TTRA Devices Round 2 investment opportunity was opened in February 2026, providing up to $1 million to help eligible Australian start-ups, spin-outs and SMEs develop innovative preventative, diagnostic, therapeutic and/or disease management devices for cardiovascular disease and the complications of diabetes (type 1 and type 2).
Expressions of Interest for this opportunity closed on 30 March 2026. Applications are currently being reviewed as part of a multi-step process, and outcomes will be communicated in August/September 2026.
For queries, please contact the TTRA team via email.
In June 2025, MTPConnect announced the injection of $12.07 million to back 14 homegrown life science companies developing new medical devices and drugs for heart disease and diabetes. The news was announced by the Minister for Health and Ageing The Hon Mark Butler.
TTRA Drugs Investment Outcomes (in alphabetical order)
TTRA Devices Investment Outcomes (in alphabetical order)
In this webinar, find out more about the TTRA Devices Round 2 investment opportunity, providing up to $1 million to help eligible Australian start-ups, spin-outs and SMEs develop innovative preventative, diagnostic, therapeutic and/or disease management devices for cardiovascular disease and the complications of diabetes (type 1 and type 2).
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MTPConnect has opened expressions of interest for a new funding round for medical devices under its TTRA initiative.
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Bringing together 12 breakthrough companies as part of MTPConnect’s Targeted Translation Research Accelerator (TTRA) Drugs & Devices cohort in Sydney
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