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Find similar grantsNY THRIVE Innovation Vouchers is sponsored by NY SMART I-Corridor (administered by Syracuse University's Collaboration and Commercialization Center (C3)). The NY THRIVE Innovation Voucher program connects businesses with cutting-edge research facilities, specialized equipment, and expert technical support within New York's semiconductor ecosystem.
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Innovation - NY SMART I-Corridor Commercialization and Collaboration Center (C3) Push the boundaries of semiconductor innovation Businesses developing new strategies or preparing to meet investors can access support on patent landscape, patentability and freedom-to-operate, IP protection, and market and competitive insights, along with one-on-one mentoring.
Collaborative partnerships Companies commercializing new products can partner with universities and industry to access prototyping and testing facilities at Cornell, Rochester Institute of Technology, Syracuse University, the University at Buffalo and the University of Rochester.
The NY THRIVE Innovation Voucher Program supports companies across the semiconductor ecosystem – including design, manufacturing, materials, process optimization and supply chain. Vouchers provide access to facilities, equipment and intellectual assets at participating universities.
Cross-sector collaboration Partnership opportunities with universities, nonprofits, researchers, OEMs, startups and other participating organizations, supported through events, trainings and knowledge sharing across the Tech Hub. Get Funded Access to Research NY THRIVE innovation vouchers help businesses tap cutting-edge research facilities and expertise across New York’s rapidly growing semiconductor corridor.
Connecting Businesses with Cutting Edge Research Assets The Tech Hub Resources & Innovation Vouchers for Enterprises (NY THRIVE) program supports businesses in commercializing new technologies by offering innovation vouchers.
These vouchers can be used to access advanced facilities, specialized equipment, maker spaces, and research assistance provided by participating universities, nonprofit organizations, and companies across the region.
Partner academic and research institutions with major semiconductor facilities Syracuse University investment in new semiconductor facilities and faculty Partnership organized to create nation’s first publicly owned High NA EUV Center Commercialization and Collaboration Center To keep the NY SMART I-Corridor at the forefront of the semiconductor industry, the C3 initiative is investing in research institutions and organizations – both those entering and those already engaged in the supply chain – that want to push the boundaries of innovation.
C3 connects startups, universities, labs and manufacturers with the tools, expertise and capital needed to bring new semiconductor-related products to market – from proof of concept to scaling production – while removing barriers for diverse founders and institutions. Grow your business with C3 Learn more about the meaningful roles organizations can play in the NY SMART I-Corridor.
Send us your name and contact information, and one of our partner economic development organizations will be in touch with you shortly. By submitting this form, you agree to receive emails from the NY SMART I-Corridor. Interested Region: –None– Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Strategic Focus Area: –None– Supply Chain (SCAN) Innovation (C3) Talent (STEP UP)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: CEOs, CTOs or R&D leaders in semiconductor design, manufacturing, or related sectors, with projects in designated regions (Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Ithaca, Batavia, Auburn) aligning to Corridor objectives. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows tier 1: Up to $50,000; Tier 2: $50,001–$250,000; Tier 3: Over $250,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
NY THRIVE Innovation Vouchers is funded by NY SMART I-Corridor (administered by Syracuse University's Collaboration and Commercialization Center (C3)). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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