Learn how your North Carolina company can earn an NIH award. One particularly exciting presentation will be the mock study session review where attendees will have a first hand observation of how a review team analyzes your NIH SBIR application. The direct goal of this study is the design of advanced lightweight composites to prevent musculoskeletal injury, using soccer shinguards as a paradigm. With this funding, 3TEX will continue to advance 3D weaving technologies to develop a new generation of advanced composites for impact absorption and energy dissipation. One of the objectives of the meeting is to explore the role of metals in current pharmaceutical development.
Registration is free.
The agency wide initiative invites grant applications for SBIR projects on nanotechnologies useful to biomedicine. Some of our research goals may take 20 or more years to achieve, but that is precisely why there is an important role for the federal government. NIH, in particular, has placed a priority on nanotechnologies by releasing a program announcement for SBIR nanotechnology projects. Project duration and award amounts exceeds typical limits. The next NASA solicitation will be released on April 24, 2000.