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CSIT Food and Agriculture and Catalyst Research & Development Seed Grant Programs - NJEDA CSIT Food and Agriculture and Catalyst Research & Development Seed Grant Programs The New Jersey Commission on Science, Innovation and Technology (CSIT) will open applications on June 5 for two seed grant programs.
Both the Food and Agriculture Research & Development (R&D) Pilot Seed Grant Program and Round 2 of the Catalyst R&D Seed Grant Program are designed to help New Jersey startups accelerate their R&D from the research stage to commercially viable products and services.
The Food and Agriculture R&D Pilot Seed Grant Program is a $750,000 competitive grant program supporting innovative technological solutions designed to improve food security statewide. The program will offer grants of up to $75,000 to startups working on food and/or agriculture-related innovation in the life sciences, technology, and food and beverage (non-retail) sectors. Complete eligibility requirements can be found here.
The $1. 5 million Round 2 of CSIT’s Catalyst R&D Seed Grant Program will provide grants of up to $150,000 to New Jersey startups that are developing life sciences therapeutics. The grant funds should enable applicants to make significant progress and have a meaningful impact on their commercialization outcomes.
Complete eligibility requirements can be found here. Webinar attendees will get a detailed overview of both programs, including, eligibility requirements, the application processes, recipient requirements, and anticipated timelines. NJ Innovation Evergreen Fund Corporate Tax Auction Roundtable The NJEDA is soliciting input to develop the New Jersey Innovation Evergreen Fund (NJIEF).
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Food and Agriculture Research & Development Pilot Seed Grant Program is funded by New Jersey Commission on Science, Innovation and Technology (CSIT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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