
When the Government Shuts Down, Founders Shouldn't
Why federal shutdowns are a golden window for founders applying to grants
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Why federal shutdowns are a golden window for founders applying to grants

A guide for startups comparing SBIR and STTR eligibility, collaboration, and commercialization strategies.

A guide to crafting a compliant, competitive proposal that wins NSF SBIR Phase I funding without giving up equity.

Breaking down the legislative landscape, competing bills, and what it means for startups as the SBIR/STTR reauthorization deadline approaches.

The pitfalls scientists face when transitioning from lab to startup—and how non-dilutive funding can help.

Despite the appeal, SBIR funding isn't the right fit for every startup.

Before submitting a Phase I SBIR or STTR application to the National Science Foundation (NSF), startups must first complete a Project Pitch.

If you're developing a new biomedical or healthcare innovation, NIH SBIR/STTR grants can be a game-changer.

Why smart founders lose funding, and how to make sure you're not one of them.

If you're a startup founder interested in applying for non-dilutive funding through the National Science Foundation's SBIR program (America's Seed Fund), your first major milestone is the Project Pitch.

If you're a startup founder looking to secure non-dilutive funding through the National Science Foundation's SBIR program, your first critical step is the Project Pitch.

How aligning with the right NIH Institute or Center can make or break your SBIR Phase I application.

Why federal shutdowns are a golden window for founders applying to grants

Why smart founders lose funding, and how to make sure you're not one of them.