3 SECRETS To MAXIMIZE Your NIH SBIR Award!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2024
- Did you receive an NIH SBIR Grant award? Congratulations! Now what? Here are three secrets to maximizing your NIH SBIR Grant award so you can make the most of this opportunity.
Here at KeepYourEquity.co we are on a mission to help you secure non-dilutive grant funding for your startup and once you’ve won, the journey to bring your innovative idea to market is only just beginning. Along the way you may encounter a few tough obstacles, so it is crucial for Founders to know their options and set themselves up for success from the beginning.
Join me, Stacy Chin, Ph.D., as we go over three things you should keep in mind after you receive an NIH SBIR grant award to optimize your free grant funding!
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About Stacy Chin, Ph.D.
Stacy combines her entrepreneurial spirit and passion for research to help start-ups commercialize their innovations. With 10+ years of grant writing experience, she has secured over $10 M in SBIR/STTR grant funding for clients spanning from a wide variety of sectors. She's consulted start-ups spun out by Founders, professors, medical doctors, start-up executives and collaborators from MIT, Mass General Hospital, Columbia Univ., Univ. of Colorado, UCLA, Brown Univ., Boston Univ., New York Univ., Univ. of Texas, UCSD, and more. Stacy is a TechStars SBIR/STTR mentor, a highly competitive and nationally reputable tech start-up accelerator. She previously served as an NIH and NSF SBIR reviewer and study section co-chair. Stacy received her PhD in chemistry, holds multiple patents and authored multiple academic research articles. She also brings 8+ years of experience as a start-up founder and was been recognized for her entrepreneurial achievements through a number of awards.
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Thank you very much for these videos! They are well done and very helpful! I have a question regarding the budget and I am wondering if you can help me with it. I need to use two engineering software packages to do the necessary research for NIH SBIR phase 1 grant. The softwares are COMSOL and MATLAB. To get those softwares, I have to pay the licensing fee for at least 1 year. They cost few thousands dollar each. I am not sure if I should include them in direct cost, or indirect cost. Could you please share your experience with purchasing software licenses to do scientific research for the NIH SBIR phase 1 project?
Great question! If the software are needed to help carry out your proposed R&D efforts, I would consider them to be a direct cost!
Got it, thank you very much! Can we say the same thing about lab equipment? I hear that if a lab equipment is below 5k you can purchase them by fund available through indirect costs and for lab equipment above 5k you have to get permissions to get them. Maybe you can make a video about these kind of questions. You explain them very well. Thank you again!
Check out one of my older videos that breaks down how to go about the budget. Hope you find it helpful!
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I watched it, thank you!
I hope this message finds you well. I would like to ask for your guidance. I recently received an invitation to submit a formal proposal for my pitch research in SBIR-NSF, which focuses on developing a pharmaceutical Ab for cancer therapy and ELISA test. As someone with experience in the field, I would greatly appreciate any recommendations or insights you may have on this topic. Thank you for your time and consideration.
That's fantastic! Congrats with getting your project pitch approved! Let's find a time to connect and see if we can help you get the Phase I.