📢 NSF SBIR Phase I now requires SciENcv for Current and Pending Support, Biosketch, and Synergistic Activities! 📄✨ Ensure consistency, save time, and streamline your application process with these new requirements. Stay compliant and boost your funding success! 🚀🌟
🚀 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! 🌟
Brand New From NSF – The launch of a Fast-Track application. This a significant benefit for startups: the submission of only one proposal for Phase I and Phase II and a faster transition from Phase I to Phase II. 📑 📑
The NSF SBIR/STTR Phase II Solicitation has been released. There are major changes not only to the budget, but to the required documentation needed for a full proposal as well as listing new dates. 📑 📑
The NSF SBIR/STTR Phase I Solicitation has been released. There are major changes not only to the budget, but to the required documentation needed for a full proposal as well as listing new dates. 📑 📑
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? 🧑🔬👩🔬
NSF is set to release its latest SBIR/STTR Phase II solicitation any day now. Here is what we know already. 🌟📈
🚀 Exciting News! The NSF has announced the SBIR/STTR Phase IIB Supplemental Funding to help tech startups scale and commercialize their products. 💡 . 📈
Explore the enhanced NSF Engines 2024 grant! 🚀 More funding, inclusivity, and a sharp focus on turning research into real-world solutions.
Participating in the I-Corp program can increase a startup’s likelihood of winning NSF SBIR funding by 35%. trending ⬆️ 🎯📈