NSF SBIR/STTR Deep Dive Session
June 7, 2022, 9-11 AM, Click here to register
No cost
Access ~$2M for your transformative project with strong commercial potential. The NSF SBIR/STTR programs focus on transforming scientific discovery into products and services with commercial potential and/or societal benefit. The NSF funds high-risk, high-payoff projects across the spectrum of science, technology, engineering, and manufacturing. The broad technology topic areas include:
Advanced Analytics |
Digital Health |
Nanotechnology |
Advanced Manufacturing |
Distributed Ledger |
Other Topics |
Advanced Materials |
Energy Technologies |
Pharmaceutical Technologies |
Artificial Intelligence |
Environmental Technologies |
Photonics |
Augmented and Virtual Reality |
Human-Computer Interaction |
Power Management |
Biological Technologies |
Instrumentation and Hardware Systems |
Quantum Information Technologies |
Biomedical Technologies |
Internet of Things |
Robotics |
Chemical Technologies |
Learning and Cognition Technologies |
Semiconductors |
Cloud and High-Performance Computing |
Medical Devices |
Space |
Cybersecurity and Authentication |
Mobility |
Wireless Technologies |
Following each deep dive session, Minnesota applicants are invited to submit a National Science Foundation (NSF) Project Pitch. Firms who submit a Project Pitch will know in about one month if they meet the program’s objectives to support innovative technologies that show promise of commercial and/or societal impact and involve a level of technical risk. If your Project Pitch is a good fit for the program, you will receive an official invitation from NSF to submit a full proposal. If you’re not invited to submit, you’ll be told why your project is not appropriate for the program.
Minnesota firms with a NSF invitation are automatically accepted in the Minnesota SBIR/STTR Accelerator.
We deliver individualized and customized support based on the project and the team. We are your SBIR Sherpa.
