Stacy Chin explains when the STTR program makes sense: when your startup relies on a research institution's intellectual property, or when you're commercializing academic technology that needs more development from the original researchers.
So if your startup is in a situation where you're heavily reliant upon a research institution's or nonprofit's IP portfolio, or if you're interested in bringing a technology from an academic setting towards the commercial market that still must be further developed by the researchers themselves, then perhaps the STTR program might be a good fit for you.
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