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Find similar grantsPuerto Rico SBIR/STTR Matching Grant Program is sponsored by Puerto Rico Science, Technology & Research Trust. Provides matching grants to Puerto Rico-based technology-oriented small businesses and researchers with federal SBIR/STTR awards to promote commercialization.
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Puerto Rico Science, Technology and Research Trust | MTEC Life Sciences / Companies Puerto Rico Science, Technology and Research Trust The Puerto Rico Science, Technology & Research Trust is dedicated to advancing Puerto Rico’s economy and the well-being of its citizens through strategic initiatives in research and development, entrepreneurship, public health, and education.
The Trust aims to foster innovation and collaboration across various sectors to enhance the island's position in the global knowledge economy. It also focuses on creating a vibrant community within the knowledge economy, where diversity and creativity are celebrated as fundamental pillars of social and economic prosperity. Puerto Rico Science, Technology and Research Trust PO Box 363475 San Juan, PR 00936-3475 https://prsciencetrust.
org Provides competitive funding to support science and technology research projects in Puerto Rico, aiming to enhance the knowledge economy and innovation. Offers funding to support science and technology research projects in Puerto Rico, aiming to advance R&D projects for federal, private funding, or commercialization.
Technology Transfer Office Facilitates the commercialization of research discoveries from Puerto Rican institutions by providing IP protection, marketing, and deal-making services. Technology Transfer Office (TTO) Facilitates the commercialization of scientific inventions and discoveries through identification, assessment, protection, marketing, and transfer to the private sector.
Center for Tropical Biodiversity and Bioprospecting Focuses on advancing the exploration of tropical biodiversity, development of biological specimen collections, conservation of biodiversity resources, and commercialization of biodiversity-derived products. Puerto Rico Public Health Trust Develops public health strategies to improve health access and reduce inequalities in Puerto Rican communities.
Competitive research funding programs Structured grant programs providing bridge, proof-of-concept, and development funding for basic, applied, and commercialization projects; includes themed calls and matching mechanisms.
SBIR/STTR proposal support, training, and matching funds Assistance with SBIR/STTR proposal development, webinars and online courses (including Spanish-language offerings), mentoring, in-person outreach events (e.g., road tours), and administration of matching funds for Phase I and Phase II awards.
Technology transfer and commercialization services Advisory services for invention disclosure processing, IP assessment, licensing facilitation, and industry matching to advance university-derived innovations toward commercialization.
Researcher discovery platform Web-based platform that publishes researcher profiles and institutional activity to improve discoverability and facilitate collaborations among academics, companies, and investors. Environmental and public-health laboratory testing Laboratory analyses for soil, water, and air quality plus public-health surveillance testing, provided to government agencies and research projects.
Genomic surveillance and epidemiology support Laboratory services and program coordination for infectious-disease genomic surveillance and epidemiologic studies to inform public-health decision-making. STEM education and workforce training programs In-person and cohort-based training, certification tracks, and hands-on maker activities covering IT, health services, manufacturing, GIS, drones, and 3D printing.
Science district and facility development support Planning and facilitation services for a mixed-use science campus and network of research facilities, including partnership development for master development and anchor tenancy. Sponsorship evaluation and event support Intake and evaluation of sponsorship requests, event eligibility screening, and support for event production aligned with organizational mission.
Multimedia outreach and podcast production Creation and distribution of podcasts, video episodes, and multimedia content to amplify programmatic work, research stories, and public‑facing science communication.
Annual impact reporting and metrics compilation Compile organizational impact metrics (grants awarded, funds leveraged, program outcomes, invention disclosures) and publish annual reports summarizing program performance and strategic impact.
View All Services Show less Research grant program design and peer review management SBIR/STTR proposal development, training, and matching-fund programs Technology transfer and commercialization advisory Environmental testing and laboratory services Genomic surveillance and epidemiologic program support Metabolomics and bioenergetics analysis Biodiversity curation and biobanking Coastal resilience and climate adaptation planning STEM education and workforce certification Incubator and shared lab operations Stakeholder convening and science outreach Data science advisory and data governance Regulatory compliance for health data (HIPAA) Partnership development with federal agencies, accelerators, and universities Program impact measurement and annual reporting Ultra-high-performance liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry (UHPLC‑MS) Extracellular flux analysis (cellular bioenergetics) Genomic sequencing and surveillance workflows Environmental sampling and analytical chemistry Researcher profiling and discovery web platforms Geographic information systems (GIS) Drone operation and remote sensing Additive manufacturing (3D printing) Data analytics and visualization for research and public health Webinar and online training delivery platforms HackLab Academy: New Generation of Programmers in Training!
The HackLab Academy has successfully launched a new cohort for adults and youth, focusing on programming and digital tools. A comprehensive report detailing the achievements and goals of the Puerto Rico Science, Technology & Research Trust for the year. The Trust has invested over 50 million in Puerto Rico's research infrastructure, supporting various initiatives and programs.
The Trust has awarded 148 cumulative grants since the program's inception, totaling over $16 million in funding. 5,000 Entrepreneurs Served In 2023, the Trust marked a 36. 9% increase in the number of entrepreneurs served compared to 2022, reaching over 5,000.
The Puerto Rico Vector Control Unit and the P. R. Public Health Trust secured over 11 million in new funds, enhancing public health initiatives.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Puerto Rico-based technology-oriented small businesses and researchers with federal SBIR/STTR awards. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $100,000 (Phase I), up to $200,000 (Phase II). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Puerto Rico SBIR/STTR Matching Grant Program is funded by Puerto Rico Science, Technology & Research Trust. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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