Department of Energy (DOE) SBIR/STTR Time Keeping and Record Keeping

The University of Arizona Center for Innovation is supporting the current round of Department of Energy (DOE) SBIRs/STTRs. In an 8-part workshop series we will provide hands on support from SBIR/STTR experts that focus on writing your proposal, data rights, evaluation criteria, registration process, etc.

Join us on Wednesday February 17, 2021 from 11am-12pm MT for our eighth and final workshop, focused on time keeping and record keeping. Participants will learn how to best plan the remaining time, red line strategies and letters of support.

We have limited spots available! Please register by midnight on February 16, 2021.

For more information on the current topics released for this round of DOE SBIRs, click here: DOE SBIRs.

More About UACI:

The University of Arizona Center for Innovation (UACI) is a startup incubator network with outposts across the Southern Arizona region and a mission to grow scalable science and technology startup ventures that fuel the Arizona economy. For nearly two decades, the program has directly served over 150 companies and impacted thousands of entrepreneurs. This is done through providing access to people, programming and places that help entrepreneurs take their companies from idea to market. Startups go through a structured program that takes them through a continuum of education provided by mentors, advisors and community collaborators.

The University of Arizona Center for Innovation (UACI) was selected by the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) to collaborate in the American-Made Solar Prize as a Power Connector to support its goal to boost US solar manufacturing through innovation. The American-Made Solar Prize is a $3 million prize competition designed to revitalize U.S. solar manufacturing through a series of contests and the development of a diverse and powerful support network that leverages national laboratories, energy incubators and other resources across the country.

The UACI has been part of the American-Made Network as a connector since the beginning of the program three years ago and was recently elevated to the official role as a Power Connector for the program serving as the nation’s hub for the Southwest region, which include the states of Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and Nevada. The service of the Power Connectors is vital to enhancing the engagement and effectiveness of the AMC Network by mentoring and supporting the 2020 competition teams with guidance and resources.