NIH Wants to Cut Grant Paperwork: What Researchers Should Tell It by December 1
NIH seeks evidence about grant-administration burdens, giving researchers and institutions a chance to propose specific, workable improvements before December first.
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DOE Signals Up to $60M for Alternative Fuels: What Teams Can Prepare Before Applications Open
DOE has signaled alternative-fuels funding, giving pilot teams time to assess infrastructure, partners, and technical readiness before applications officially open.
NIH Executive Order and Possible Grant Announcements
A women’s-health directive signals research priorities, while teams must wait for official funding notices before assuming eligibility, budgets, or deadlines.
How to Screen Foreign Risk Before Your Next NIH SBIR/STTR Application
NIH foreign-risk reviews can derail strong SBIR/STTR applications when consultants, contractors, vendors, or collaborators introduce undisclosed or prohibited relationships elsewhere.
What the TRAX AI Procurement Case Could Mean for Grant Funding Decisions
A federal AI procurement case may reshape expectations for transparency, documentation, and human judgment across future grant funding decisions nationwide.
Our Support of NAWBO Buffalo Niagara Continues
EBHC continues its longstanding NAWBO Buffalo Niagara support as a Gold Partner, investing in connections and opportunities for women entrepreneurs.
New NSF Resubmission Limits
NSF will return proposals without review after three resubmissions, increasing the importance of strategic proposal improvement and analysis.
NSF Proposal Preparation Instructions Now Online
NSF moved major SBIR/STTR proposal instructions online, creating new compliance risks for applicants relying only on solicitation PDFs.
Letters of Support Are Back in NSF SBIR/STTR Proposals, and They Are No Longer Optional
NSF SBIR/STTR proposals now require Letters of Support, creating new planning considerations for Phase I, Phase II, and Fast-Track applicants.
What the New HHS-Wide Nine-Application Cap Means for SBIR/STTR Companies
HHS will limit SBIR/STTR applicants to nine proposals annually, forcing companies to rethink submission volume and funding strategy.