In this brief announcement, Stacy L Chin informs viewers that the NSF SBIR project pitch portal has reopened, enabling innovators to submit a concise pitch rather than a full proposal. The short submission requires far less effort and, within a few weeks, provides valuable feedback on whether the technology aligns with the program’s interests, helping applicants quickly assess fit.
Let's take the NSF SBIR program for example. The project pitch portal just reopened. Woo! And now you can test whether or not the agency is interested in your technology with a relatively short submission that takes a fraction of the effort compared to a full proposal. And within a few weeks, you'll have valuable feedback on whether or not you are a good fit for this program.
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