SEEDR has received a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to redesign and reengineer cold-chain containers used in global and domestic vaccine and disease-monitoring programs. SEEDR will partner with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Georgia Tech Tennenbaum Institute (TI) on this project.

SEEDR and the Tennenbaum Institute (“TI”) at the Georgia Institute of Technology have entered into a strategic Collaboration Agreement and Material Transfer Agreement to enable a collaborative process for various SEEDR initiated projects.

SEEDR enters research collaboration research agreement with the Global Immunization Division of the Centers for Disease Control to bring technical expertise and design insights to the redesign and prototype field testing of reengineered vaccine and specimen cold chain transport containers.

SEEDR has entered a technology-share agreement with Global Tech International to design and commercialize global development applications to its core technologies.

Atlanta-based technology incubator, SEEC INC, forms SEEDR, an L3C for social-enterprise application design.