TechLink

Professor Blake Wiedenheft has received funding to fine-tune a method to help treat genetic disorders.

In February, NAWCAD partnered with TechLink to begin listing some of its available technologies with predetermined legal and financial terms. Combined with an easy-to-use online application, the express licensing process eliminates negotiations that often hinder technology transfer.

Join representatives from MSU TechLink and MTIP for lunch (sandwiches & drinks) on Wednesday, March 21st to learn more about SBIR/STTR funding from NIH.

The Department of Defense has over 100 labs and research facilities located around the country and a significant portion continuously develop cutting-edge inventions. These labs are well-funded – a great opportunity for companies to tap into a $70 billion federal research and development budget.

Each session will cover SBIR program basics as well as agency-specific details for upcoming opportunities. You’ll also learn about assistance available from TechLink and our regional economic development partners like the Montana Technology Innovation Partnership.

In an effort to make it easier for you to find the perfect technology that will compliment your goals, our new Weekly Tech Roundup series keeps a pulse on newly added inventions and hot opportunities. Have a look.

In this webinar, representatives from MSU TechLink and MTIP will help you understand the key elements of the Small Business Innovation Research Program. We’ll also discuss the current funding topics from the Department of Education’s Institute of Education Sciences and how your small business can apply.

MSU TechLink’s Fall SBIR Lunch & Learn series concludes by looking at Air Force, Navy, Army and other Department of Defense agencies Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) funding opportunities.

In the spirit of giving, this edition features conveniently packaged, piping hot technologies that are all available for licensing.

The new welding cart design resulting from the partnership is a prime example of Air Force technology transfer benefiting the U.S. defense mission and the American public.