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Find similar grantsICO Gap Fund is sponsored by Indiana University Innovation and Commercialization Office (ICO). The ICO Gap Fund is a translational research grant program that supports projects to strengthen the commercialization potential of Indiana University faculty and student innovations. It aims to bridge the gap between research and market readiness.
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Innovation & Commercialization Accessibility disclaimer: To obtain information contained in document files on this page in an accessible format please contact the Innovation & Commercialization Office at ico@iu. edu . The ICO Gap Fund is a translational research grant program that supports projects to strengthen the commercialization potential of Indiana University faculty and student innovations.
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