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Find similar grantsStudent Program Funding Opportunity is sponsored by Washington Research Foundation. This opportunity supports new or existing student programs related to STEM research and entrepreneurship at nonprofit colleges and universities in Washington state.
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Student Programs - Washington Research Foundation Supporting students in Washington state to access STEM research opportunities and engage in entrepreneurship Our application for student program funding is currently closed. Our student programs enable both graduate and undergraduate students at Washington state research institutions to participate in STEM research and learn how innovations are commercialized.
Student Funding Opportunity Student Program Funding Opportunity WRF seeks to expand its support of student programs by launching an opportunity for nonprofit colleges and universities located in Washington state to apply for funding for new or existing student programs related to STEM research and entrepreneurship.
Further details can be found here >> Mini Accelerator Workshop and Expanded Summer Innovation Fellows Program Support of undergraduate students to engage in paid innovative research. The goal is research that accelerates technologies that can improve lives and help guide students into careers in related STEM fields.
Biotechnology Internship Expansion for Community College Students Lab internships at local research institutions and companies, giving valuable hands-on experience to students enrolled in SCC’s certificate and degree programs in biotechnology Western Innovation Training Fellowship Providing WWU students with funding and structured training in solution-focused innovation, technology commercialization and STEM entrepreneurship Health Economics & Outcomes Research Fellowships Collaboration with the UW’s School of Pharmacy to enable students to analyze health economics impact of innovations that are supported by WRF Collaboration with UW’s BRAMS program to enable students to develop regulatory strategies for projects supported by WRF Entrepreneurship Competitions Opportunities for student teams to develop and present their ideas for innovations that could become viable businesses, including the Increasing retention, achievement and graduation of students at WSU in STEM disciplines Unrestricted support for graduate students in STEM fields at UW and WSU Enabling UW undergraduate students to gain research experience under faculty guidance +$10M in support of student programs 199 Undergraduate Research Fellows at UW 145 ARCS Graduate Scholars at UW & WSU
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Applicant must be a representative of a nonprofit two- or four-year college or university located in Washington state. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Student Program Funding Opportunity is funded by Washington Research Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Technology Commercialization Grants (Phased Program) is sponsored by Washington Research Foundation. A phased funding program designed to bridge the gap between discovery research and commercial investment. The program supports the technical development, evaluation, and de-risking of novel technologies at Washington state research institutions to catalyze commercially viable products and services. Geographic focus: Washington state Focus areas: Life Sciences, Enabling Technologies, Medical Devices, Pharmaceuticals, Cell and Gene Therapy, Protein Design
Technology Commercialization Grants is sponsored by Washington Research Foundation. These grants are intended to bridge the gap between discovery research and commercial investment in novel technologies, catalyzing commercially viable, translational research at Washington state research institutions and accelerating technology development to benefit the public. Initial funding for projects is for up to $100,000, with selected investigators potentially invited for further funding up to $1 million.
Student Program Funding Opportunity (Washington Research Foundation) is sponsored by Washington Research Foundation. This opportunity supports new or existing student programs related to STEM research and entrepreneurship at nonprofit colleges and universities in Washington state. The foundation seeks to expand access to STEM research opportunities, engage students in entrepreneurship, and promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in STEM fields. Funding can be used for stipends, events, symposia, awards, conference registration and travel, and research supplies.
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