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Find similar grantsFlorida High Tech Corridor Matching Grants Research Program (MGRP) is sponsored by Florida High Tech Corridor. This program provides matching funds for technology companies that partner on applied research with the University of Central Florida or the University of South Florida.
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Research Grants | Florida High Tech Corridor Accelerating Collaborative Research + Innovation Connecting industry partners with UCF and USF researchers through co-invested, applied R&D grants. What Is the Matching Grant Research Program (MGRP)? The Corridor co-invests in industry-sponsored research projects led by faculty at the University of Central Florida (UCF) and the University of South Florida (USF).
By matching industry contributions with up to $150,000 in funding, the program accelerates applied research, develops the future workforce, and delivers real-world results. Gain access to specialized faculty expertise and advanced research capabilities while cultivating a future workforce pipeline. Benefit from expanded research impact, industry engagement, and real-world problem alignment.
Faculty serve as Principal Investigators. Receive hands-on experience in applied research tied directly to industry challenges and often transition into full-time roles with the industry partner. University faculty serve as Principal Investigator and submit the proposal in partnership with the eligible industry partner.
Industry partners must have a presence in the Corridor’s 23-county region and commit to a mutually beneficial research collaboration with UCF or USF. Up to $150,000 per project matching the industry partner’s direct investment. Corridor funds go to the university research team.
All projects must include graduate or undergraduate student participation – gaining real-world industry experience. Four Steps to a Funded Project Identify a shared research opportunity. Program Directors can facilitate introductions.
Collaborate on a project plan, scope, and MGRP proposal budget. Proposals reviewed by Program Staff and a committee of regional professionals. A sponsored research agreement is executed.
Research begins with students involved. Eligibility + Requirements The program is open to industry partners in the Corridor’s 23-county region working in one of ten target technology sectors.
✓ Your company has a presence in the 23-county Corridor region ✓ Your work aligns with faculty areas of expertise and interest ✓ You are prepared to co-invest directly in collaborative research with USF or UCF faculty ✓ You are willing to engage with graduate or undergraduate students during the project Planning an SBIR/STTR proposal?
MGRP can be a powerful complement to federally-supported University research collaborations The MGRP has built a track record across every major technology cluster in the Corridor region – from advanced materials to medical devices to clean energy solutions. Learn about the Corridor’s Impact.
As The Corridor celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2026, our team is dedicated to uniting bright minds, visionary institutions and entrepreneurial energy to build a more resilient, prosperous and connected future for all of Florida.
Check out our 2025 Impact Report → Connect with a Program Director Program Directors can help you determine eligibility, facilitate connections with university researchers, and advise on proposal development. One conversation is usually enough to know if the MGRP is a fit for your project. University of Central Florida (UCF) jennifer.
mckinley@ucf. edu University of South Florida (USF)
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Technology companies in 23 Florida counties that partner on applied research with the University of Central Florida or the University of South Florida. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $150,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Florida High Tech Corridor Matching Grants Research Program (MGRP) is funded by Florida High Tech Corridor. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Corridor Early-Stage Innovation Fund is sponsored by Florida High Tech Corridor. The Florida High Tech Corridor Early-Stage Innovation Fund supports early-stage innovations and research with significant potential for commercial or community impact. These funds are meant to seed faculty-developed technologies that could lead to industry investment, community engagement, start-up creation, and/or licensing opportunities.
Matching Grants Research Program (MGRP) is sponsored by Florida High Tech Corridor. The Florida High Tech Corridor's Matching Grants Research Program (MGRP) co-invests in industry-sponsored research projects led by faculty at the University of Central Florida (UCF) and the University of South Florida (USF). The program matches industry contributions with up to $150,000 in funding to accelerate applied research, develop the future workforce, and deliver real-world results, including in areas like medical devices. Corridor funds go directly to the university research team. Projects should align with program priorities such as generating new intellectual property, developing and commercializing university technology, providing tangible impact for the industry partner, and leveraging federal funding like SBIR/STTR.
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