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ActiveState University of New York (SUNY) · 2026

SUNY Technology Accelerator Fund (TAF)

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Agency: State University of New York (SUNY)
Funding: Seed funding (not specified for individual projects)
Deadline: Check Source
Status: Active
Eligibility: Faculty inventors and scientists within the SUNY system.

About This Grant

SUNY Technology Accelerator Fund (TAF) is sponsored by State University of New York (SUNY). The SUNY Technology Accelerator Fund (TAF) provides grants to faculty inventors and scientists for projects addressing healthcare innovations, such as using artificial intelligence to accelerate cancer diagnostics and enhancing RNA therapeutic drug delivery.

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##### Your Privacy is Important To Us. Skip to site contentSkip to searchSkip to SUNY A - ZText Version * Chancellor John B. King Jr. * [](https://www.

suny. edu/impact/research/taf/)SUNY A-Z * Chancellor John B. King Jr. [](https://www.

suny. edu/impact/research/taf/)Why does SUNY Matter? ResearchTechnology Accelerator Fund # Bringing innovation and discovery to market SUNY is an intellectual property powerhouse and the **SUNY Technology Accelerator Fund (TAF)**strategically invests in SUNY's most disruptive innovations to accelerate their development and commercialization.

SUNY and its Research Foundation have invested over $4. 7 million through TAF to successfully advance the commercial readiness of 91 innovations born at SUNY campuses. The program has catalyzed follow-on investment of an additional $41 million from development partners, including government agencies, industry licensees, and early-stage investors.

The TAF program gives SUNY researchers a means to gain funding for promising technologies to accelerate their development from the lab to the market. TAF investments are awarded through a competitive process that evaluates each technology for innovativeness, market potential and financial viability.

The goal is to make SUNY discoveries more attractive for licensing and increase their eligibility for federal investment and innovation programs like Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR). Since its launch in 2011, TAF has made a significant impact on moving products and services based on SUNY-developed technology to the marketplace.

TAF-funded Technologies Available for Licensing Full list of TAF Awardees, 2011 - present Choose a Location[](https://www. suny.

edu/impact/research/taf/#) * Adirondack Community College * Alfred University, NYS College of Ceramics at * SUNY Broome Community College * Buffalo State University * Canton, College of Technology at * Cayuga Community College * Clinton Community College * Cobleskill, College of Agriculture & Technology at * Columbia-Greene Community College * Cornell University, NYS College of Agriculture & Life Sciences at * Cornell University, NYS College of Veterinary Medicine at * Cornell, NYS College of Human Ecology at * Cornell, NYS School of Industrial & Labor Relations at * Corning Community College * Cortland, State University College at * Delhi, College of Technology at * SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University * Dutchess Community College * Empire State University * Environmental Science and Forestry, College of * Farmingdale State College * Fashion Institute of Technology * Finger Lakes Community College * Fulton-Montgomery Community College * Genesee Community College * Herkimer County Community College * Hudson Valley Community College * Jamestown Community College * Jefferson Community College * Mohawk Valley Community College * Monroe Community College * Nassau Community College * Niagara County Community College * North Country Community College * Onondaga Community College * Orange County Community College * Rockland Community College * Schenectady County Community College * Suffolk County Community College * Sullivan County Community College * SUNY Polytechnic Institute * Tompkins Cortland Community College * Ulster County Community College * Upstate Medical University * Westchester Community College ##### Currently Displaying SUNY System Administration Explore SUNY's 64 unique campuses - from urban to rural, small to large!

**Business / Research Partner** * Research Foundation for SUNY * Technology Accelerator Fund * Empire Innovation Program * Small Business Development * Office of Government Relations * Find a Campus Media Contact * Violence Response Resources * Programs, Undergraduate * Research and Development * Policies and Procedures * Policies and Procedures * Programs, Undergraduate * Research and Development * Violence Response Resources

Eligibility Requirements

Faculty inventors and scientists within the SUNY system.

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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Faculty inventors and scientists within the SUNY system. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

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