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Seed Funding Grants - NCI Southwest (ASU NanoFab and Eyring Materials Center) is sponsored by NCI Southwest (Arizona State University). NCI-SW offers seed funding for external users of the ASU NanoFab and Eyring Materials Center. Faculty, graduate students, and post-doctoral scholars from universities other than ASU working on nano-related projects can apply for laboratory use fees.
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Seed Funding Grants – NCI Southwest The NCI-SW is pleased to announce a new program supporting external users of the NanoFab and Eyring Materials Center . If you are a potential new user from a university or small business you may be eligible for a Seed Funding grant.
External University Applicants Faculty, graduate students, and post-doctoral scholars working on a nano-related project at a university other than ASU can apply for up to $5,000 in laboratory use fees. The seed grant can be used to off-set the costs of working in the ASU NanoFab and/or Eyring Materials Center .
Small Business Applicants If you are part of a small business ‘start up’ with a nanotechnology focus, and need assistance with commercializing your technology, apply for up to $10,000 in travel and accommodation costs to attend the ASU I-Corps training program . The program consists of a two-week boot camp with continuing face-to-face and online coaching that focuses on customer discovery and developing sustainable revenue streams.
For more details about either program and how to apply, contact Trevor Thornton .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Faculty, graduate students, and post-doctoral scholars working on a nano-related project at a university other than ASU. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $5,000 for laboratory use fees; up to $10,000 for travel and accommodation for I-Corps training. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Seed Funding Grants - NCI Southwest (ASU NanoFab and Eyring Materials Center) is funded by NCI Southwest (Arizona State University). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Seed Funding Grants (NanoFab and Eyring Materials Center) is sponsored by NCI Southwest (Arizona State University). This program supports external users of the NanoFab and Eyring Materials Center. Universities can apply for laboratory use fees for nano-related projects. Small businesses with a nanotechnology focus can apply for assistance with commercializing their technology.
Seed Funding Grants - NCI Southwest is sponsored by NCI Southwest (Arizona State University). This program supports external users of the NanoFab and Eyring Materials Center. University applicants (faculty, graduate students, and post-doctoral scholars) working on a nano-related project at a university other than ASU can apply for laboratory use fees.
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