SBIR / STTR Workshop
SBIR/STTR Workshop
Unlock the funding potential of your technology
Virtual Webinar: "How to Navigate the SBIR/STTR Landscape"
Join LAUNCH: Center for New Ventures for an insightful webinar about how university early-stage tech companies can accelerate toward success with the help of Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) program funding.
The SBIR/STTR federal initiatives provide competitive funding to small businesses to support research and development with strong potential for commercialization and innovation.
During the webinar, the LAUNCH team will provide a comprehensive overview of the funding mechanisms, offering valuable insights and practical guidance to help researchers navigate the application process and maximize the potential of proposal success.
Webinar Highlights
Who should attend
Whether you're a student, postdoc, principal investigator, or aspiring entrepreneur, you’ll gain knowledge and tools needed to harness the power of SBIR and STTR funding to accelerate the trajectory of technology from the laboratory to commercial industry. Don't miss this invaluable opportunity to unlock the financial resources that can fuel an innovation journey.
What you'll learn about
- SBIR/STTR funding: Get a clear understanding of the programs, their objectives, and how they can benefit technology transition and even a university startup.
- Eligibility and requirements: Learn about the eligibility criteria and essential requirements for participation in these programs, ensuring all the necessary qualifications are met.
- The application process: Learn how to prepare and submit an SBIR/STTR proposal, including tips for engaging with program managers and potential industry partners or systems integrators.
- Key funding opportunities: Explore various funding opportunities available under SBIR/STTR and how they can support research and development efforts.
- Expert insights: Get questions answered by experienced SBIR/STTR experts at LAUNCH, specializing in the major focus areas of the NIH, NSF, DOE, NASA, and DoD.
To learn more, contact Andrea Hill at andrea.hill@vt.edu.
LAUNCH: Center for New Ventures
Virginia Tech’s motto Ut Prosim (That I May Serve) is a force for positive change. We believe that technologies discovered from Virginia Tech research offer opportunities to make positive societal impact in this spirit of service.
LAUNCH: Center for New Ventures serves the Virginia Tech research community. We are focused on transitioning discoveries to market through new venture creation where promising new technologies can generate value to a broad range of stakeholders.