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The deadline for this cycle was June 6, 2025, which has now passed (current date: 2026-05-20).
Tech Ready Grants is sponsored by Georgia Institute of Technology (Office of Technology Licensing). Provides early-stage funding to faculty to support prototype development, validation, and market assessment, positioning technologies for licensing, startup formation, and industry partnerships.
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Technology Licensing Tech Ready $25K Grant (TRG)-Deadline June 6th | Campus Calendar Technology Licensing Tech Ready $25K Grant (TRG)-Deadline June 6th vpr-techlicensing@gatech. edu - Fri, 06/06/2025 - 23:59 Technology Licensing Tech Ready $25K Grant (TRG)-Deadline June 6th The Office of Technology Licensing (OTL) is pleased to announce the next round of $25,000 Tech Ready Grants .
These grants are designed to further your technology’s readiness level and increase the ability to commercialize your research. Tech Ready Grants are specifically designed for faculty and regular, full-time, permanent research staff at Georgia Tech looking to transition their research from the lab to market success.
June 6, 2025 application deadline July 6, 2025 , grant recipients notified If you have any questions on navigating the invention disclosure process or applying for the grant, please send an email to vpr-techlicensing@gatech. edu https://gatech. infoready4.
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Tech Ready Grants is funded by Georgia Institute of Technology (Office of Technology Licensing). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Georgia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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