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NSF Energy Storage Engine

SBIR / STTR Assistance Application

The Energy Storage Track of the SBIR / STTR Assistance Program is funded through the NSF Energy Storage Engine in Upstate New York to help eligible companies hire a qualified SBIR / STTR proposal developer or consultant to assist in developing their proposal.

Criteria to participate in this program:

1) Your company must be SBIR eligible.

2) Your company must be developing a technology that is energy storage or battery related.

3) Your company must be located in, or have significant operations in the Interior Northeast region which includes New York, New Hampshire, Vermont, West Virginia, and Western Pennsylvania.

How it works:

1) Apply to the SBIR / STTR Assistance Program using the application below.

2) If your SBIR / STTR Assistance Program application is approved, you can begin working with a qualified proposal developer or consultant.

3) Once your SBIR / STTR proposal is submitted, contact the SBIR / STTR Assistance Program to show proof of submission via email.

4) If you have questions about any of the above, please reach out to sbirassistance@cornell.edu.

Company Name

First Name

Business Lead / Entrepreneurial Lead

Last Name

Business Lead / Entrepreneurial Lead

Title

Applicants title in the company

Email Address

Business Lead / Entrepreneurial Lead

Phone Number

Business Lead / Entrepreneurial Lead

Linkedin Page

Business Lead / Entrepreneurial Lead

Provide a 1-3 paragraph description of your technology

Please provide a link to your company website

Or enter N/A.

How many team members do you have?

The following questions relate to where your company is located. In order to qualify for this program your company must be located, or have significant operations, in the Interior Northeast region. Please provide your business address below.

Street

City

State

Zip code

Was the technology supported by federal research grants and/or contracts at a university?

YesNo

What Agency?

If the technology was created at a university, which university?

If no enter N/A

What is your university affiliation?

What is the Intellectual Property (IP) status of the technology?

IP exists - not disclosed to Tech Transfer Office (TTO)
IP exists - disclosed to TTOPatent application filed by TTO
Patent issuedTeam and University share IP rightsTeam owns IP and developed it outside of a UniversityNeither the Team nor University owns IPNot surePlease select the option that bests applies to the status of the IP.

Are there academic publications supporting the technology?

YesNo

What level of funding do you currently have?

Please list all sources of funding with a dollar amount. If you do not have any sources of funding, please enter "N/A."

Have you participated in any of the following entrepreneurship programs or classes?

I-Corps Regional CourseI-Corps National ProgramNo, I have not

Are you affiliated with an incubator, accelerator, or the NSF Energy Storage Engine

N/A if your team is not affiliated with an incubator/accelerator.

Do you have a grant writing consultant you are interested in working with, and if so, who?

If yes, please list them above or enter NA.

If "Other, " please specify.

Please indicate how you learned about the program.

Please share who invited you.

Name of College or School Newsletter

Do you agree to submit the following metrics once a year to support the efforts of the program?

- Number of Employees (#)
- Number of Independent Contractors (#)
- Annual Revenue ($)
- Capital Raised ($)Cost Savings ($)
- Capital Expenditures ($)

I agree

Statement of Acknowledgement: I acknowledge that The Energy Storage Track of the SBIR / STTR Assistance Program funding is dependent on approval of this application.

I understand