Olav Rueppell, Ph.D., says his research at the University of North Carolina Greensboro clearly illustrates how relatively small but timely grant funding from the North Carolina Biotechnology Center can have a big impact. Read More
NC IDEA is seeking grant applications from NC-based entrepreneurs and startups, and those looking to locate to North Carolina, for its Fall 2015 Grant Cycle. Companies focused on software, information technology, medical devices or materials sciences are encouraged to apply. In conjunction with the opening of the Fall 2015 Grant … Continued
Action Greensboro is pioneering a new method of community development by way of a micro-grant program, titled Spark Fund! The fund aims to support unexpected, fun and exciting projects in downtown Greensboro with an effort to create buzz and community involvement with grants of up to $5, 000. … Continued
The North Carolina Biotechnology Center provides up to $100,000 to full-time faculty scientists at North Carolina universities to help scientists and commercial partners to evaluate the potential commercial success of life science inventions. This includes the preparation of patenting and the conduct of pre-marketing studies. Learn more at http://www.ncbiotech.org/article/new-100k-ncbiotech-grant-spotlights-marketable-inventions/75686
VentureWell provides grants in two categories to help faculty engage their students in the entrepreneurial process. Available are: Course & Program grants and Sustainable Vision grants. Learn more at http://venturewell.org/facultygrants/