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New Hampshire Innovation Research Center - Voucher Program is sponsored by New Hampshire Innovation Research Center. Provides matching vouchers for technology innovation projects, including AI education and curriculum development at NH universities.
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No new applications will be accepted for this program. ** The NHIRC was created in 1991 by the New Hampshire Legislature to support innovations through industry and university collaborations, thereby increasing the number of quality jobs in the state. Since its inception, the NHIRC has awarded more than $8 million in state funds to support research projects and has been responsible for the creation or retention of more than 685 jobs.
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New Hampshire Innovation Research Center - Voucher Program is funded by New Hampshire Innovation Research Center. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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