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James D. Watson Investigator Program
Matching Grants Leverage Program
Small Business Technology Investment Fund
Technology Transfer Incentive Program (TTIP)
| TTIP Winners by Round/Year:
R1/2001 | R2/2001 | R3/2001 | R4/2004 | R5/2004 | R6/2005 | R7/2005 | R8/2006 | R9/2006 | R10/2007 | |
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The Technology Transfer Incentive Program is specifically designed to help business make the rapid transfer of new ideas and new technology from the research lab to the marketplace.
| NYSTAR partners with high-technology companies and relevant high-technology academic research centers and scientists on projects to help further development of the company's products. |
This program helps New York companies commercialize high-tech innovations in partnership with colleges and universities by providing awards to institutions of higher education to move leading-edge technologies from the research lab to the marketplace.
The Technology Transfer Incentive Program supports a wide array of activities associated with bringing new technologies to the marketplace including improvement of product prototypes and existing commercial products, new product development, development of manufacturing processes to commercialize prototypes, and filing patent applications.
