Knowing NIH grant paylines is important information to assess whether or not your project will be funded. For fast and customized insights into the funding landscape, please feel free to text us anytime on (650) 885-9872 or email tara@grantengine.com. An NIH payline...
Critical info for the 2025 ‘One North Carolina Small Business Program,’ which enables the commercialization of new technologies, while providing more jobs and investment in our respective communities. READ ON:
This report examines the broad economic impact of the SBIR/STTR programs, with a particular focus on the National Cancer Institute (NCI) within NIH.
Understanding the nuances and requirements of winning grants is crucial for successfully obtaining these substantial funding opportunities. This guidance document leverages insights from Grant Engine and the latest industry practices to provide a summary roadmap for securing large-scale federal funding.
March is Women’s History Month! Grant Engine wants to see women-owned small businesses succeed in securing funding, so we put this list of resources together in support of female entrepreneurs. The NIH, especially the SBIR/STTR programs, shares this mission. The SBIR...
The Small Business Innovation Research program is an exciting and competitive opportunity for US-owned and operated small businesses to participate in federal research and development with a goal of commercialization. Winning an SBIR award can increase the value of...
The Why Finding the Right MatchYou’ve decided to work with a grant writing partner to help secure funding — it’s a great idea, and one that equals financing success for many organizations! But to make that success happen, you need to make the right choice in who your...
Winning SBIR grants do not dilute a company’s equity and still provide you with funding. To win an SBIR grant, start-ups and small businesses must create a winning application – here’s how!
Up-to-date collection of federal funding opportunities related to COVID-19 projects.
The meaning of the p-value is now hotly debated, within the last three to four years, and that has an impact on grant writing