Nebraska Academic Research
and Development Grants
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Nebraska Academic Research
and Development Grants
Nebraska Dept. of Economic Development
ABOUT THE GRANT
This program provides matching grants for research and development activities in partnership with a Nebraska college or university. Eligible businesses include for-profit companies that have physical operations in Nebraska. Phase I awards go up to $100,000, while Phase II awards are capped at $400,000. Funding can be used to commercialize new projects, modify existing products for better marketability, and improve processes to create revenue streams for Nebraska businesses.
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