Dear Colleagues,
The next Entrepreneurship and Innovation Policy Research virtual seminar is Wednesday, May 1, from 11:00-12:00 ET. Daniel Goetzel (Entrepreneurial Lead, National Science Foundation) - will present "NSF Engines, the Strategy Around It, and Early Learnings". Note, Daniel will not present a research paper, but a policy perspective on the NSF Regional Innovation Engines program (below is a summary of the program). Click the link HERE to register for the 5/1 seminar (abstract is below). We hope you join us!
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- Tim Folta (UCONN), Maryann Feldman (ASU), and Supradeep Dutta (Rutgers U)
NSF Regional Innovation Engines Program Description: The NSF Engines program encourages regional teams of innovators and ecosystem builders from industry, higher education, nonprofit, tribal nations and state and local governments interested in catalyzing and fostering technology translation and development to form regional coalitions and submit proposals aimed at building innovation ecosystems across the U.S. The mission of an NSF Engine must be clearly rooted in regional interests and reflect the aspiration that a regional innovation ecosystem can help build strong communities where all residents can thrive. This round of funding is an open competition with no prerequisite of having been funded by NSF programs previously.