NUtech Ventures, the technology commercialization affiliate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, is now accepting applications for the Nebraska I-Corps program. The program aims to help academic researchers and entrepreneurs develop their innovative ideas into viable businesses through the National Science Foundation’s Innovation Corps (I-Corps) curriculum.
The Nebraska I-Corps program provides participants with hands-on training, mentorship, and funding to validate the commercial potential of their technology or research. Participants will learn how to identify target markets, assess customer needs, and refine their business models.
“This program is a great opportunity for academic researchers and entrepreneurs to gain valuable insights into the commercialization process and accelerate the development of their innovations,” said Nathan Duncan, Director of Entrepreneurship at NUtech Ventures.
The program is open to teams of at least two members, including an academic researcher and an entrepreneur. Interested participants can apply online through the NUtech Ventures website.
Selected teams will receive a $3,000 grant to support their participation in the program. They will also have access to a network of experienced entrepreneurs, industry experts, and investors who can provide guidance and mentorship throughout the program.
The deadline to apply for the Nebraska I-Corps program is [insert deadline]. Participants will be selected based on the commercial potential of their technology, the strength of their team, and their readiness to participate in the program.
Overall, the Nebraska I-Corps program offers a unique opportunity for academic researchers and entrepreneurs in Nebraska to gain valuable skills, funding, and mentorship to help them turn their innovative ideas into successful businesses. Interested parties are encouraged to apply and take advantage of this exciting opportunity.
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