When:
Wednesday, June 9, 2021
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CT
Where: Online
Contact:
Sonia Kim
(847) 467-0446
Group: Innovation and New Ventures Office
Category: Academic, Training
The SBIR sprint is a 4-week virtual workshop facilitated by the FAST program instructors to support teams in increasing the success of future SBIR/STTR proposals. By the end of the sprint, teams will understand their strengths and weaknesses regarding SBIR funding and will have a clear plan for developing a strong proposal. This Sprint will focus on the SBIR/STTR program for the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The four virtual sessions as part of the Sprint will be held on June 9, 16, 23, and 30 from 12 – 1pm CST via Zoom and will incorporate the following topics:
· Best practices for each section of the SBIR/STTR program proposal
· Assessment of team’s strengths and areas for growth
· Guidance on IP protections at the proposal stage
· Development of a proposal timeline and work plan
There is an opportunity for guided follow-up sessions after the sprint for those teams who would benefit from more intensive review during the proposal development process.
Team Expectations
In addition to attending the four one-hour sessions, teams will be expected to submit deliverables each week. These materials will be reviewed by instructors who will provide feedback on the teams’ progress to inform proposal development. The anticipated time requirement is 4-8 hours per week per team member. Teams are expected to understand the basics of the SBIR program and to anticipate developing a full proposal following the sprint.
Application Process
The workshop will be limited to 8 teams to allow for in-depth review of materials and meaningful feedback. Teams should complete an application. DEADLINE to apply is May 26, 2021.
When:
Wednesday, June 16, 2021
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CT
Where: Online
Contact:
Sonia Kim
(847) 467-0446
Group: Innovation and New Ventures Office
Category: Academic, Training
The SBIR sprint is a 4-week virtual workshop facilitated by the FAST program instructors to support teams in increasing the success of future SBIR/STTR proposals. By the end of the sprint, teams will understand their strengths and weaknesses regarding SBIR funding and will have a clear plan for developing a strong proposal. This Sprint will focus on the SBIR/STTR program for the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The four virtual sessions as part of the Sprint will be held on June 9, 16, 23, and 30 from 12 – 1pm CST via Zoom and will incorporate the following topics:
· Best practices for each section of the SBIR/STTR program proposal
· Assessment of team’s strengths and areas for growth
· Guidance on IP protections at the proposal stage
· Development of a proposal timeline and work plan
There is an opportunity for guided follow-up sessions after the sprint for those teams who would benefit from more intensive review during the proposal development process.
Team Expectations
In addition to attending the four one-hour sessions, teams will be expected to submit deliverables each week. These materials will be reviewed by instructors who will provide feedback on the teams’ progress to inform proposal development. The anticipated time requirement is 4-8 hours per week per team member. Teams are expected to understand the basics of the SBIR program and to anticipate developing a full proposal following the sprint.
Application Process
The workshop will be limited to 8 teams to allow for in-depth review of materials and meaningful feedback. Teams should complete an application. DEADLINE to apply is May 26, 2021.
When:
Wednesday, June 23, 2021
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CT
Where: Online
Contact:
Sonia Kim
(847) 467-0446
Group: Innovation and New Ventures Office
Category: Academic, Training
The SBIR sprint is a 4-week virtual workshop facilitated by the FAST program instructors to support teams in increasing the success of future SBIR/STTR proposals. By the end of the sprint, teams will understand their strengths and weaknesses regarding SBIR funding and will have a clear plan for developing a strong proposal. This Sprint will focus on the SBIR/STTR program for the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The four virtual sessions as part of the Sprint will be held on June 9, 16, 23, and 30 from 12 – 1pm CST via Zoom and will incorporate the following topics:
· Best practices for each section of the SBIR/STTR program proposal
· Assessment of team’s strengths and areas for growth
· Guidance on IP protections at the proposal stage
· Development of a proposal timeline and work plan
There is an opportunity for guided follow-up sessions after the sprint for those teams who would benefit from more intensive review during the proposal development process.
Team Expectations
In addition to attending the four one-hour sessions, teams will be expected to submit deliverables each week. These materials will be reviewed by instructors who will provide feedback on the teams’ progress to inform proposal development. The anticipated time requirement is 4-8 hours per week per team member. Teams are expected to understand the basics of the SBIR program and to anticipate developing a full proposal following the sprint.
Application Process
The workshop will be limited to 8 teams to allow for in-depth review of materials and meaningful feedback. Teams should complete an application. DEADLINE to apply is May 26, 2021.
When:
Wednesday, June 30, 2021
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CT
Where: Online
Contact:
Sonia Kim
(847) 467-0446
Group: Innovation and New Ventures Office
Category: Academic, Training
The SBIR sprint is a 4-week virtual workshop facilitated by the FAST program instructors to support teams in increasing the success of future SBIR/STTR proposals. By the end of the sprint, teams will understand their strengths and weaknesses regarding SBIR funding and will have a clear plan for developing a strong proposal. This Sprint will focus on the SBIR/STTR program for the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The four virtual sessions as part of the Sprint will be held on June 9, 16, 23, and 30 from 12 – 1pm CST via Zoom and will incorporate the following topics:
· Best practices for each section of the SBIR/STTR program proposal
· Assessment of team’s strengths and areas for growth
· Guidance on IP protections at the proposal stage
· Development of a proposal timeline and work plan
There is an opportunity for guided follow-up sessions after the sprint for those teams who would benefit from more intensive review during the proposal development process.
Team Expectations
In addition to attending the four one-hour sessions, teams will be expected to submit deliverables each week. These materials will be reviewed by instructors who will provide feedback on the teams’ progress to inform proposal development. The anticipated time requirement is 4-8 hours per week per team member. Teams are expected to understand the basics of the SBIR program and to anticipate developing a full proposal following the sprint.
Application Process
The workshop will be limited to 8 teams to allow for in-depth review of materials and meaningful feedback. Teams should complete an application. DEADLINE to apply is May 26, 2021.