by Sam Tetlow | Mar 26, 2020 | Funding Programs, Funding Strategies, Funding Your R&D, Non-Dilutive Financing, Non-Dilutive Funds
NIH has provided guidance outlining the flexibilities available to recipients conducting NIH-funded clinical trials and human subject studies, that are impacted by the declared public health emergency for COVID-19. If unanticipated costs are identified due to impacts...
by Sam Tetlow | Jul 15, 2019 | Funding Programs, Funding Your R&D
If your funding gives away any ownership or equity of your company, it’s dilutive. Non-dilutive funding means you’re getting money without giving up any equity. It’s an important distinction for any business, especially smaller companies trying to get a leg up in the...
by Sam Tetlow | Jul 1, 2019 | Funding Programs, Funding Your R&D
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) are working to make the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grants and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grants part of the push toward improving the diversity of the research workforce with a diversity supplement....
by Sam Tetlow | Jun 24, 2019 | Funding Programs, Funding Strategies, Funding Your R&D, State of Funding Market
While the NIH budget is in place and fully funded through September 30, 2019, agencies and potential awardees alike are paying close attention to the government budget going forward and how it might impact grants and funding past this year’s end. Potential Funding...
by Sam Tetlow | Nov 13, 2018 | Funding Your R&D, State of Funding Market
Below, please find resources for Life Science companies organized by state. Herein you will see associations, support organizations, and information that will help you and your company in realizing your mission. Alabama Organization Website Contact Information Point...
by Sam Tetlow | Sep 25, 2018 | Accounting & Reporting, Funding Strategies, Funding Your R&D, Grantsmanship
As generous and useful as SBIR grants may be, they are not an all-expenses-paid kind of funding. There are allowable and unallowable expenses under the SBIR program. It’s up to grantees to understand the difference and adhere to the rules. Expenses come in three...
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