The Flash Grant program aims to identify and energize creative ideas that exhibit early indications of commercial potential.
These $20,000 micro-grants are designed to demonstrate the disruptive potential of a life sciences technology and prepare a technology for translational development. An additional intern supplement of up to $7,500 is available to engage an undergraduate student on a Flash project (the supplement is only available to non-R1 institutions).
This solicitation is open to proposals related to neurosciences research or neuro-associated product development, excluding Class I medical devices, consumer products and mobile apps. Eligible neurosciences research areas include:
Funds are available to researchers at any North Carolina university or non-profit research institute.
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The Business of Software conference strategically caps attendance at 400, preferring to focus on being a meeting place for learning and creative conversations. Find out why they’ve made the move to Raleigh.
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Get your calendar ready: Here’s our roundup of upcoming events and program deadlines across the Triangle through the end of September.
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Serving readers statewide, here’s our latest preview of upcoming conferences, workshops, deadlines and socials across North Carolina through the end of September.
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Plenty of tech/life science events and deadlines are on tap for October. Here is TechWire’s latest roundup of upcoming events across the state.
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Scores of organizations hold regular meetups across the Triangle. Here is the latest list.
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The Council for Entrepreneurial Development has chosen 20 exceptional founders to receive scholarships for the Business of Software Conference, taking place from October 2-4, 2023 in the Triangle.
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DARPA, the military research agency behind more than six decades of technological breakthroughs, is holding an all-day regional event in Greensboro in two weeks. It is a big opportunity for companies and academic researchers in our state’s defense innovation community who need funding help. Here’s a preview.
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RTP nonprofit’s signature event, MCNC Community Day, returns to Durham on Nov. 15-16. Here are the details.
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The hybrid indoor-outdoor event will include training, sessions, networking, a Welcome reception, and “Pendopalooza”, the Thursday evening event that will wrap things up.
