The NSF has recently debuted a new Fast-Track program for its SBIR and STTR programs.
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Read MoreCongratulations to Craniosure for winning the grand prize and the Life Sciences category at the 2024 Governor’s Business Plan Contest! Thirteen teams — the Diligent (Baker’s) Dozen, representing innovative products and services in diverse sectors — competed in the final pitch round at the 21st annual Wisconsin Entrepreneurs Conference on May 31.
Wisconsin’s first Connecting Entrepreneurial Communities Conference held in Platteville on May 30 and 31 embodied the very ideas of collaboration and connection that were the focus of the event.
Are you a small business owner with an idea for a new environmental technology? EPA’s SBIR Program may represent an opportunity to help advance and commercialize your innovation.
We have written before about using AI platforms to assist in preparing drafts of proposals and we now can offer a more involved service at no cost to our clients.
Thirteen entries representing a diverse mix of tech products or services will present live at the 21st annual Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest.
The pre-release period is a time when interested applicants can look through the announcements for potential topics that might fit their capabilities and guidelines.
Twenty-five entries representing broad sectors such as advanced manufacturing, business services, information technology, and life sciences will compete in the finalist round of the 2024 Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest.
A Quad Chart in its most basic form is a single slide or table that is used to summarize a project or program.
Megan Varnum, Sr. Principal Consultant at BBCetc, presented on the ins and outs of NSF SBIR/STTR Proposals to a group of 40+ innovators at Memorial Union on March 13.
On February 29th CTC hosted an in-depth workshop assisting 5 small businesses, some with MCW affiliation, to prepare a very important part of an NIH SBIR/STTR proposal.