Important
federal agency posts solicitation deadlines
 The
US Department of Health and Human Services, one of the largest
and most complex programs in the SBIR arena, has posted
2005 solicitation deadlines for the National Institutes
of Health (NIH), Centers for Disease Control (CDC), and
the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
What significant changes have they made to
their solicitation requirements?
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R&D
dollars available for western North Carolina
Small research businesses in western North Carolina
can leverage up to $60,000 in total R&D funding through
the NC Strategic Technology Applied Research (STAR) initiative.
STAR will fund a small business research project performed in a
university lab by university personnel.
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How
a grant can change your organizational structure
For grant recipients, both first time and experienced,
understanding the scope of requirements associated with awards can
be time consuming, complex, and confusing. How do you as a grant
recipient wade through the specific grant agreements and identify
and meet a multitude of requirements?
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Southeastern
Biotech R&D Funding conference presentations online
Presentations from the Fourth
Annual Biotechnology Funding Conference are available
online now.
Tech
company to host Habitat for Humanity benefit
Targacept,
an SBTDC client based in Winston-Salem, is building a Habitat for
Humanity house in May 2005.
To support this project, please plan to attend Targacept's
TargaFest, a dinner auction for Habitat. The event will draw
200 physicians, researchers, venture capitalists, bankers, attorneys,
and other "movers and shakers" for an elegant dinner buffet,
wine and beer, music, both silent and live auctions, and a raffle.
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SBTDC
client receives significant SBIR Phase 2 award
SBTDC client Mi-Co
and its partners have been awarded a $750,000 Small Business Innovation
Research (SBIR) contract by the National Institute of Health's National
Cancer Institute. Find out how their technology is improving medical
records.
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SBIR
happenings in 2004
Check-out the 2004
SBIR Year in Review courtesy of the SBIR Gateway
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