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NH-LIFT Core Facility Voucher Program | NH EPSCoR NH-LIFT Core Facility Voucher Program The NH-LIFT Core Facility Voucher Program aims to catalyze business and academic research & innovation by expanding access to leading-edge research facilities, equipment, and technical support across New Hampshire’s colleges and universities.
The NH-LIFT consortium of partners will include 10 campus locations with current counts of 9 core facilities and 71 instruments. Instruments that are currently available can be found here ( Research Instrumentation Navigator ) and are available for use with the voucher program. Note: the number of instruments included within the Research Instrumentation Navigator and voucher program will expand over time.
Please see below for more information, or email NH. LIFT. Voucher@unh.
edu with any questions Funding is available from ASAP, 2026 – April 30, 2027. It is anticipated that most individual voucher requests will not exceed $20,000 without strong justification. Individual applicants or businesses are limited to a maximum of $60,000 in funding per year.
Requests will be reviewed on a rolling basis. The NH University & Industry Plan identifies three broad domains as leading drivers of economic growth in New Hampshire.
Advanced Manufacturing : Computer and Electronic Components; Advanced Materials; and Renewable Energy Information Technology : System Networks; Data Analytics, AI, and Machine Learning Life Sciences : Biotherapeutics; MedTech; Quantitative Biology & Bioinformatics; and Environmental Remote Sensing While requests across all disciplines in science and engineering will be considered for funding, those that advance research and innovation aligned with one or more of the above focus areas will be prioritized.
For-profit businesses registered to do business in New Hamshire are eligible to apply. Faculty from academic institutions located in New Hampshire are eligible to apply. To obtain a voucher, applicants must develop a scope of work and quote with an eligible Core Facility [ Research Instrumentation Navigator ] The completed application package will be submitted to NH.
LIFT. Voucher@unh. edu The funding decision will be communicated in writing to applicants.
If approved, a voucher award letter will be sent to the applicant identifying the total voucher amount, Core Facility to be used, voucher start date, and voucher expiration date. Finalize the necessary agreement with the host Core Facility prior to the start of the project.
Core Facilities will be directly reimbursed for services provided to the applicant up to the requested budget limit and applicants will be informed of the invoiced fees. Duration of voucher: six months. Renewal and scope/budget modifications will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Any funds not used will be returned to the general pool for reallocation. 1. Alignment, Innovation, and Use of Core Facilities Clear alignment with program goals (technology maturation, prototype testing, new research exploration, preliminary data generation, expanded problem solving capabilities).
Demonstrates meaningful innovation or advancement. Strong justification for new or expanded use of core facilities (not ongoing work). 2.
Feasibility and Team Capability Well-designed, realistic work plan with achievable milestones. Appropriate and essential use of the selected core facilities. Team has the necessary expertise and resources to execute the project successfully.
3. Potential Impact and Pathway Forward Strong potential for follow-on external funding, commercialization, or future research growth. Demonstrates scientific, technological, or economic benefit that advances New Hampshire science and technology priorities.
Produces outcomes that materially advance the project beyond its current stage.
NH Research and Industry Council Research Project 1: Design New Recognition Elements Research Project 2: Design Analyte Responsive Polymers Research Project 3: Reproducible Nanofabrication Multi-analyte Measurements Research Project 4: Transduction Sensor Surface Response Academic Research Technology Scholars Professional Development Seminars Economic Impact Assessment NH-LIFT's Seed Grant Funding 2026 NH-LIFT Annual Summit & SURE Student Resources Academic Infrastructure and Research Facilities NH-LIFT Mentoring Tools and Resources Show Research Thrusts submenu Research Thrust 1: Composites for Orthopedic Bearings Research Thrust 2: Sheet Metal Implants for Trauma Repair Research Thrust 3: Scaffolds for Tissue Regeneration Research Thrust 4: Porous Conductive Biosensors Road to Building Better Biomaterials Show NH EPSCoR Past Projects submenu Safe Beaches and Shellfish Creative Computing Challenge NH-LIFT Seed Grant Funding NH-LIFT Core Facility Voucher Program Research Instrumentation Navigator NH University Research & Industry Plan
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: New Hampshire-based academic researchers and businesses. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
NH-LIFT Core Facility Voucher Program is funded by NH EPSCoR. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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