SBIR/STTR Workshops
Co-Sponsored by:
University of Utah's Technology Venture Development
The Governor's Office of Economic Development
University of Utah's Engineering Experiment Station
Manufacturing Extension Partnership of Utah |
MEP Utah
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Almost all of the SBIR/STTR federally-funded research is aimed at developing one or more new products. Those products will need to be manufactured, first as prototypes, and then eventually as commercially viable products. Small manufacturing entities should seek out opportunities with entrepreneurs, colleges, universities, research centers, inventors and others involved in the SBIR and STTR programs to partner with them for project design and development.
In many cases, an SME will have a good idea for a new product or innovative technology that needs high-risk funding support. The SBIR and STTR programs are the world's largest source of such early stage research and proof-of-concept capital. Most new products actually come from industry. Thus knowing more about the SBIR/STTR programs can help your company grow.
Understanding More about SBIR/STTR
Select the first three tabs above and learn more about these unique funding opportunities.
Get additional help and information about SBIR/STTR
Select the More SBIR/STTR Resources tab above and connect to a number of websites with more detailed and up-to-date information about grant and contract solicitations, etc.
SBIR/STTR Workshops
Select the tab above and learn more about plans for a workshop on this topic that will be offered in your area.
Need more help?
Send an email to MEP Utah with your specific SBIR/STTR question and we will respond with an answer and recommendation on what to do next, as appropriate.
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