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Category Archives: Technology Commercialization
Mar
28
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Mar
27
Innovating for Developing Economies
Living in one of the largest economies in the world, innovators in the United States naturally want to tap into their home market. However, not all technology is suited for the relatively advanced infrastructure and lifestyle of the US. For … Read More
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Mar
27
NC’s Kepley BioSystems NSF SBIR Focuses on Horseshoe Crabs
Every year, hundreds of thousands of wild Atlantic horseshoe crabs (HSCs) are captured and ultimately returned to the water by the biomedical industry. Their blood is required to conduct drug and device sterility testing to protect the safety of millions … Read More
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Mar
27
NC’s Kepley BioSystems NSF SBIR Focuses on Horseshoe Crabs
Every year, hundreds of thousands of wild Atlantic horseshoe crabs (HSCs) are captured and ultimately returned to the water by the biomedical industry. Their blood is required to conduct drug and device sterility testing to protect the safety of millions … Read More
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Mar
27
Innovating for Developing Economies
Living in one of the largest economies in the world, innovators in the United States naturally want to tap into their home market. However, not all technology is suited for the relatively advanced infrastructure and lifestyle of the US. For … Read More
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Jan
25
DoD SBIR/STTR – Funding Beyond Shields and Swords
When deciding to test the SBIR/STTR waters, many innovators find themselves focusing on one or two of the 11 agencies that participate in the SBIR program. This happens because, generally, an agency may have an obvious sweet spot for solicitation … Read More
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Jan
25
It’s all About the Value Proposition
Think about successful businesses. Whether a small or large business, traditionally funded or via angel or venture capital, all of these have business fundamentals that remain constant, regardless of funding source. It is safe to say that the same business … Read More
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Jan
25
Conduct a Patent Search and Keep Quiet
You have an idea for an invention, but you really don’t know what to do next. If you want to pursue a patent, there are a number of steps to take. The first two things we can suggest are to … Read More
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Jan
25
SBIR and the Government Shutdown
The federal government shutdown is having affects on various agencies. Rick Shindell has done a terrific job of outlining how this is affecting specific agencies. Rick has been a longtime member of the SBIR community and has helped to keep … Read More
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Jan
25
SBIR and the Government Shutdown
The federal government shutdown is having affects on various agencies. Rick Shindell has done a terrific job of outlining how this is affecting specific agencies. Rick has been a longtime member of the SBIR community and has helped to keep … Read More
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