On Fridays, any industry news that pertains to our services.
🚀 NIH’s New SBIR/STTR Solicitations: Key Changes Unveiled! 🚀
Discover the latest updates to the NIH Omnibus solicitations, including clinical trial requirements, streamlined submission processes, diverse funding mechanisms, and a renewed emphasis on diversity and inclusion. These changes are designed to enhance innovation and commercialization opportunities for small businesses. 🌟
📢 NSF adds six new product types to NSF-PAR! Learn how to update your project reports and meet public access requirements. 🚀📚
🚀 The NSF SBIR Phase I Project Description template has new page lengths! 📄 Intellectual Merit is now 7-10 pages, Broader Impacts remains 1-2 pages, Company and Team is 1-2 pages, and the new Commercialization Potential section is 1-3 pages. Stay ahead with these updates! 🌟
The NSF Engines program NSF24-565 is now open. 📢 Deadlines: LOI by June 18, 2024 📅, Preliminary Proposal by August 6, 2024 📑, Full Proposal by February 11, 2025 🗓️. Have you selected your Evaluation Team? 🧑🔬👩🔬
New policy changes influenced by national security protocols have made changes to SBIR/STR proposal preparation instructions. 📝
Federal policies enacted in 2022 have made lasting changes on the SBIR/STTR application process. 🌏🌐🏛️
NSF has just announced forthcoming changes to the PPAG. Here is what to expect. 📝 📚
States are beginning to create individual regulations surrounding AI in addition to federal legislations. Could these regulations affect your funding campaign in the future? ⚠️ ⛔️
The current SBIR/STTR Phase I solicitation submission window end date has been extended to 5:00 PM submitter’s local time on Tuesday, January 9, 2024. Stay tuned for new SBIR/STTR submission opportunities.
The pending Government shutdown can have a significant impact on reporting outcomes on federally funded grants. We have some advice on what to do.
